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B-mode ultrasound images of the carotid artery wall: correlation of ultrasound with histological measurements

Gamble et al., 1993

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4085032903440621640
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Gamble G
Beaumont B
Smith H
Zorn J
Sanders G
Merrilees M
MacMahon S
Sharpe N
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Atherosclerosis

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B-mode ultrasound is being used to assess carotid atherosclerosis in epidemiological studies and clinical trials. Recently the interpretation of measurements made from ultrasound images has been questioned. This study examines the anatomical correlates of B …
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