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Ringlike late gadolinium enhancement: prevalence, association with cardiac phenotype, and patient outcome in an unselected cohort referred for cardiovascular magnetic resonance imaging

1 September 2024 (08:45 - 08:55)
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Doctor Domenico Filomena

Polyclinic Umberto I, Rome (Italy)

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