Threshold for the upper normal limit of indexed epicardial fat volume: derivation in a healthy population and validation in an outcome-based study.
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Damini Dey | Piotr J Slomka | Ryo Nakazato | Daniel S Berman | Yuka Otaki | Alan Rozanski | Ronak Rajani | Leslee J Shaw | Sean W Hayes | Heidi Gransar | John D Friedman | D. Dey | D. Berman | M. Budoff | H. Gransar | L. Shaw | P. Slomka | R. Rajani | N. Wong | S. Hayes | R. Nakazato | V. Cheng | J. Friedman | Y. Otaki | L. Thomson | R. Nakanishi | A. Rozanski | Nathan D Wong | Louise E J Thomson | Victor Y Cheng | Matthew Budoff | Haim Shmilovich | Rine Nakanishi | H. Shmilovich | M. Budoff
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