A Novel Nonobstructive Intravascular MRI Coil: In Vivo Imaging of Experimental Atherosclerosis
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Meir Shinnar | Zahi A Fayad | Clyde Schechter | Valentin Fuster | V. Fuster | Z. Fayad | J. Badimón | J. Fallon | G. Helft | M. Shinnar | C. Schechter | S. Worthley | John T Fallon | Stephen G Worthley | Gérard Helft | Lawrence A Minkoff | Juan J Badimon | L. Minkoff
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