New generation 3-dimensional echocardiography for left ventricular volumetric and functional measurements: comparison with cardiac magnetic resonance.
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John G F Cleland | Andrew L Clark | J. Cleland | E. Lukaschuk | A. Clark | J. Ghosh | N. Nikitin | P. Loh | F. Alamgir | Cristina Constantin | Nikolay P Nikitin | Poay Huan Loh | Justin Ghosh | Elena I Lukaschuk | Anna Bennett | Sarah Hurren | Farqad Alamgir | C. Constantin | S. Hurren | Anna Bennett
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