Prognostic role of stress/rest myocardial perfusion scintigraphy in patients with cardiac syndrome x.
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L. Gianolli | A. Colombo | P. Todeschini | G. Fragasso | A. Margonato | A. Cappelletti | G. Calori | C. Godino | E. Busnardo | E. Spinapolice | Michela Cera | L. Lauretta | M. Cera | Ludovica Lauretta
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