Patency of runoff detected by MR angiography at 3.0 T with cuff-compression: a predictor of successful endovascular recanalization below the knee.

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Hai-Tao Lu

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Hua-Qiao Tan

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Jue Wang

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Jun-Gong Zhao

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Li-Ming Wei

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Pei-Lei Zhang

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