Chronic myocardial infarction: assessment of morphology, function, and perfusion by gradient echo magnetic resonance imaging and 99mTc-methoxyisobutyl-isonitrile SPECT.
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U Sechtem | U. Sechtem | H. Schicha | F. Baer | M. Jungehülsing | P. Theissen | P Theissen | H Schicha | F M Baer | H. Hilger | K Smolarz | M Jungehülsing | H H Hilger | J Beckwilm | K. Smolarz | Hilger Hh | J. Beckwilm | U. Sechtem | P. M. Baer
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