In Vivo Accuracy of Multispectral Magnetic Resonance Imaging for Identifying Lipid-Rich Necrotic Cores and Intraplaque Hemorrhage in Advanced Human Carotid Plaques
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W S Kerwin | C Yuan | W. Kerwin | C. Yuan | M. Ferguson | N. Polissar | T. Hatsukami | L. Mitsumori | D. Echelard | R. Small | T S Hatsukami | N L Polissar | M S Ferguson | L M Mitsumori | Joseph W. Davies | D Echelard | G Ortiz | R Small | J W Davies | Geraldo Ortiz
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