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Percutaneous versus surgical delivery of autologous myoblasts after chronic myocardial infarction: An in vivo cardiovascular magnetic resonance study
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Larose E et al. – Comprehensive in vivo CMR reveals reversed remodeling and improved systolic function, perfusion, and scar characteristics after AM transplantation. A relative increase in the arrhythmogenic peri–infarct border zone may explain previously reported arrhythmia. Percutaneous and surgical transplantation of AM both lead to comparable improvements in chronic MI.
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