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Figure 5 Relationship Between Strong DE-CMR Contrast Enhancement and X-Ray Angiographic Disease

Prevalence of severe DE-CMR contrast enhancement is higher in the presence of angiographic disease. CATH = X-ray coronary angiography; other abbreviations as in Figure 4.

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