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Right ventricular dysplasia as a generalized cardiomyopathy? Findings on magnetic resonance imaging

Molinari et al., 1995

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12357208673107306893
Author
Molinari G
Sardanelli F
GAPTA F
PARODI R
MASPERONE M
CAPONNETTO S
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European heart journal

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The aim of our study was to define cardiac morphological and functional abnormalities of right ventricular dysplasia by magnetic resonance imaging. Twenty-two healthy volunteers (age, 37.7±14.2 years) free of cardiac or respiratory diseases (group I) and 12 patients (age …
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