Quantitative coronary arterial stenosis assessment by multidetector CT and invasive coronary angiography for identifying patients with myocardial perfusion abnormalities.

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A Arbab-Zadeh

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A Vavere

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C D Ramos

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G K Godoy

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H Chahal

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H Niinuma

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J A Lima

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J M Miller

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M E Clouse

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Pedro A Lemos

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