Journal of Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance the Role of Still-frame Parametric Imaging in Magnetic Resonance Assessment of Left Ventricular Wall Motion by Non-cardiologists
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Victor Mor-Avi | Eran Toledo | Enrico G Caiani | Roberto M Lang | Peter MacEneaney | P. MacEneaney | E. Caiani | V. Mor-Avi | R. Lang | E. Toledo | Keith A Collins | K. Collins
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