Imaging-based characterization of cardiometabolic phenotypes focusing on whole-body MRI--an approach to disease prevention and personalized treatment

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scientific article published on 18 January 2016

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Christopher L Schlett

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Fabian Bamberg

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Mike Notohamiprodjo

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Sergios Gatidis

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10.1259/BJR.20150829

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