Myocardial Technetium-99m-Teboroxime Activity in Acute Coronary Artery Occlusion and Reperfusion: Relation to Myocardial Blood Flow and Viability

Stephen A. Abraham; Francis N. Mirecki; Daniel Levine; Adrian D. Nunn; H. William Strauss; Henry Gewirtz

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Myocardial Technetium-99m-Teboroxime Activity in Acute Coronary Artery Occlusion and Reperfusion: Relation to Myocardial Blood Flow and Viability

Stephen A. Abraham, Francis N. Mirecki, Daniel Levine, Adrian D. Nunn, H. William Strauss and Henry Gewirtz

Journal of Nuclear Medicine June 1995, 36 (6) 1062-1068;

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Myocardial Technetium-99m-Teboroxime Activity in Acute Coronary Artery Occlusion and Reperfusion: Relation to Myocardial Blood Flow and Viability

Stephen A. Abraham, Francis N. Mirecki, Daniel Levine, Adrian D. Nunn, H. William Strauss, Henry Gewirtz

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Myocardial Technetium-99m-Teboroxime Activity in Acute Coronary Artery Occlusion and Reperfusion: Relation to Myocardial Blood Flow and Viability

Stephen A. Abraham, Francis N. Mirecki, Daniel Levine, Adrian D. Nunn, H. William Strauss, Henry Gewirtz

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Jun 1995, 36 (6) 1062-1068;

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