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Sadeghian H et al. - There was more susceptibility to nonviability in the apical regions despite good run-off, while the basal segments showed more viability in spite of having no run-off. The findings may be helpful for selecting patients with coronary artery disease and left ventricular systolic dysfunction that benefit from revascularization.

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