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Characterization of human atherosclerotic plaques by intravascular magnetic resonance imaging

Larose et al., 2005

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7896375561455494680
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Larose E
Yeghiazarians Y
Libby P
Yucel E
Aikawa M
Kacher D
Aikawa E
Kinlay S
Schoen F
Selwyn A
Ganz P
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circulation

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Background—Development and validation of novel imaging modalities to assess the composition of human atherosclerotic plaques will improve the understanding of atheroma evolution and could facilitate evaluation of therapeutic strategies for plaque modification …
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