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SIGNIFICANCE OF CORONARY CALCIFICATION BY ULTRAFAST COMPUTED-TOMOGRAPHY - COMPARISON WITH INTRAVASCULAR ULTRASOUND

1992

GOEL, M;
HONYE, J;
NAKAMURA, S;
HAGAR, J;
BURN, C;
HUWE, S;
EISENBERG, H;
TOBIS, J
et al.

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