Exercise versus vasodilator stress limb perfusion imaging for the assessment of peripheral artery disease.

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Gregory Landry

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J Todd Belcik

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Joel Linden

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Jonathan R Lindner

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10.1111/ECHO.13601

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Brian P Davidson

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