Preliminary ex vivo 3D microscopy of coronary arteries using a standard 1.5 T MRI scanner and a superconducting RF coil
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L. Darrasse | M. Poirier-Quinot | P. Fornés | J. Ginefri | M. Poirier-Quinot | L. Darrasse | J.-C. Ginefri | F. Ledru | P. Fornes | F. Ledru
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