Quantitative Computed Tomographic Coronary Angiography: Does It Predict Functionally Significant Coronary Stenoses?
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Alexander Broersen | Steffen E Petersen | Gabriel P Krestin | Robert-Jan van Geuns | Andrew Wragg | W. B. Meijboom | Carl Schultz | Francesca Pugliese | Pieter H Kitslaar | S. Petersen | G. Krestin | P. D. de Feyter | R. V. van Geuns | K. Nieman | P. Kitslaar | A. Broersen | F. Pugliese | A. Wragg | A. Rossi | A. Dedic | A. Dharampal | C. Schultz | J. Ligthart | Koen Nieman | Pim J de Feyter | W Bob Meijboom | Alexia Rossi | Stella-Lida Papadopoulou | Brunella Russo | Anoeshka S Dharampal | Admir Dedic | Jurgen Ligthart | S. Papadopoulou | Brunella Russo
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