Noninvasive Imaging of Early Venous Thrombosis by 19F Magnetic Resonance Imaging With Targeted Perfluorocarbon Nanoemulsions
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Rolf Schubert | Sebastian Temme | M. Grandoch | J. Fischer | U. Flögel | C. Jacoby | J. Schrader | R. Schubert | Z. Ding | S. Temme | F. Mayenfels | C. Quast | C. Grapentin | Christoph Jacoby | Friederike Mayenfels | Jürgen Schrader | Ulrich Flögel | Christoph Grapentin | Christine Quast | Maria Grandoch | Zhaoping Ding | Christoph Owenier | Jens W. Fischer | Christoph Owenier
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