Clinical impact of successful recanalization for chronic total occlusion: insights from stress myocardial perfusion imaging

Author:

Umeji Kyoko,Kawasaki TomohiroORCID,Koga Hisashi,Orita Yoshiya,Fukuoka Ryota,Hirai Keisuke,Okonogi Taichi,Kajiyama Kimihiro,Fukami Yurie,Soejima Toshiya,Yamabe Hiroshige

Publisher

Springer Science and Business Media LLC

Subject

Cardiology and Cardiovascular Medicine

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