A noninvasive comparative study of myocardial strains in ischemic canine hearts using tagged MRI in 3-D.

A noninvasive comparative study of myocardial strains in ischemic canine hearts using tagged MRI in 3-D.
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DOI:
10.1152/ajpheart.1995.268.5.h1918
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1995-05
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The American journal of physiology
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H. Azhari;J. Weiss;W. Rogers;C. Siu;E. Shapiro
H. Azhari;J. Weiss;W. Rogers;C. Siu;E. Shapiro
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H. Azhari;J. Weiss;W. Rogers;C. Siu;E. Shapiro

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