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Ultrasound assessment of carotid atherosclerosis focusing on plaque characteristics and changes over time

Ulrica PrahlUltrasound assessment of carotid atherosclerosis focusing on plaque characteristics and changes over time 2011

Ulrica Prahl

Institute of Medicine at Sahlgrenska Academy University of Gothenburg

ISBN 978-91-628-8306-5

Printed by Geson Hylte Tryck, Gothenburg

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