Ultrasonic tissue characterization with integrated backscatter. Acute myocardial ischemia, reperfusion, and stunned myocardium in patients.
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J. G. Miller | J G Miller | Z Vered | B E Sobel | S A Wickline | Z. Vered | B. Sobel | K. Wear | S. Wickline | J. Pérez | J E Pérez | K A Wear | M R Milunski | G A Mohr | C J Gessler | C. Gessler | M. Milunski | G. A. Mohr | B. Sobel | James G. Miller | J. Pérez | Keith A. Wear | Zvi Vered
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