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. 2006 Aug;92(8):1149-50.
doi: 10.1136/hrt.2005.067447.

Pharmacological vasodilatation in the assessment of pressure-derived collateral flow index

D Perera, S Patel, L Blows, E Tomsett, M Marber, S Redwood

Pharmacological vasodilatation in the assessment of pressure-derived collateral flow index

D Perera et al. Heart. 2006 Aug.
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