Relationship between septal perfusion, viability, and motion before and after coronary artery bypass surgery☆
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Work performed during tenure as Established Investigators of the American Heart Association (Dr. Okada). Supported in part by National Institutes of Health Cardiovascular Nuclear Medicine Training Grant HL07416, by Ischemic SCOR HL26215, by Thallium Grant HL21751, and by grants HL12322 and HL12777.
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