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November 9, 1999Circulation2,573 citations

Relationship of MRI Delayed Contrast Enhancement to Irreversible Injury, Infarct Age, and Contractile Function

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RKRaymond J. KimDFDavid S. FienoTPTodd B. Parrish

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In the pathophysiologies investigated, contrast MRI distinguishes between reversible and irreversible ischemic injury independent of wall motion and infarct age.

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