Comparison of maximal myocardial blood flow during adenosine infusion with that of intravenous dipyridamole in normal men
Authors:
- Richard C. BrunkenRBRichard C. Brunken
- Johannes CzerninJCJohannes Czernin
- Gerold PorentaGPGerold Porenta
- William KuhleWKWilliam Kuhle
- Janine KrivokapichJKJanine Krivokapich
- Michael E. PhelpsMPMichael E. Phelps
- Heinrich R. SchelbertHSHeinrich R. Schelbert
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