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September 10, 2002Circulation829 citationsOpen Access

Classification of Human Carotid Atherosclerotic Lesions With In Vivo Multicontrast Magnetic Resonance Imaging

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JCJian-Ming CaiTHThomas S. HatsukamiMFMarina S. Ferguson

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In vivo high-resolution multicontrast MRI is capable of classifying intermediate to advanced atherosclerotic lesions in the human carotid artery and is also capable of distinguishing advanced lesions from early and intermediate atherosclerotic plaque.

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