Attenuated plaque at nonculprit lesions in patients enrolled in intravascular ultrasound atherosclerosis progression trials.
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E. Tuzcu | P. Schoenhagen | S. Kapadia | S. Nissen | T. Crowe | A. Lavoie | S. Nicholls | K. Wolski | S. Nissen | K. Uno | C. Balog | O. Bayturan | W. Magyar | Stephen J. Nicholls
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