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Non-invasive coronary bypass graft imaging after multivessel revascularisation

Engelmann et al., 2000

Document ID
11160139453950648370
Author
Engelmann M
Knez A
von Smekal A
Wintersperger B
Huehns T
Höfling B
Reiser M
Steinbeck G
Publication year
Publication venue
International journal of cardiology

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Non-invasive imaging techniques for the detection of graft patency after multivessel coronary revascularisation may be useful for follow-up after surgery. Forty consecutive asymptomatic patients (38 men, age 59.9±1.3 years) who had undergone coronary bypass surgery with at …
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