Characterization of signal properties in atherosclerotic plaque components by intravascular MRI.
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W J Rogers | C M Kramer | N Reichek | C. Kramer | N. Reichek | W. Rogers | D. Vido | Y. L. Hu | J. Prichard | J W Prichard | D H Benckart | Y L Hu | D A Vido | P R Olson | D. Benckart | P. Olson
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