Value of T2-weighted, first-pass and delayed enhancement, and cine CMR to differentiate between acute and chronic myocardial infarction
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G. Adam | M. Kaul | A. Stork | K. Muellerleile | J. Kemper | G. Lund | J. Graessner | P. Bansmann
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