Relationship between media-to-lumen ratio of subcutaneous small arteries and wall-to-lumen ratio of retinal arterioles evaluated noninvasively by scanning laser Doppler flowmetry
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G. Sansoni | F. Docchio | C. de Ciuceis | E. Porteri | D. Rizzoni | G. Tiberio | S. Giulini | E. Rosei | C. Costagliola | F. Semeraro | C. A. Rosei | S. Duse | A. Sarkar | A. Sebastiani | P. Danzi | C. De Ciuceis | E. La Boria
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