Effect of Caffeine on Myocardial Blood Flow at Rest and During Pharmacological Vasodilation

Morten Böttcher; Johannes Czernin; Karl T. Sun; Michael E. Phelps; Heinrich R. Schelbert

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Effect of Caffeine on Myocardial Blood Flow at Rest and During Pharmacological Vasodilation

Morten Böttcher, Johannes Czernin, Karl T. Sun, Michael E. Phelps and Heinrich R. Schelbert

Journal of Nuclear Medicine November 1995, 36 (11) 2016-2021;

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Effect of Caffeine on Myocardial Blood Flow at Rest and During Pharmacological Vasodilation

Morten Böttcher, Johannes Czernin, Karl T. Sun, Michael E. Phelps, Heinrich R. Schelbert

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Nov 1995, 36 (11) 2016-2021;

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