Contribution of dynamic vascular wall thickening to luminal narrowing during coronary arterial vasomotion

Patrick W. Serruys; J. M. Lablanche; J. W. Deckers; J. H. C. Reiber; M Bertrand; Philip Hugenholtz

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Contribution of dynamic vascular wall thickening to luminal narrowing during coronary arterial vasomotion

Developments in cardiovascular medicine: 25-41

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Contribution of dynamic vascular wall thickening to luminal narrowing during coronary arterial vasomotion

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