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Determinants and functional significance of microvascular dysfunction in isolated, severe aortic stenosis. Christopher D. Steadman, MB ChB1,2, Michael Jerosch-Herold, PhD3, Benjamin Grundy, BSc2, Suzanne Rafelt, MSc1, Le
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Document Date: 2014-03-16 16:54:37

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Leicester / Boston / /

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United Kingdom / United States / /

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Women's Hospital / University of Leicester / /

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imaging / /

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syncope / Myocardial fibrosis / myocardial infarction / coronary artery disease / microvascular dysfunction / atrial fibrillation / isolated / severe aortic stenosis / chronic obstructive pulmonary disease / dysfunction / LVH / aortic regurgitation / aortic stenosis / moderate/severe valve disease / fibrosis / obstructive coronary artery disease / asthma / /

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Harvard Medical School / 3Brigham and Women's Hospital / University of Leicester / Department of Cardiovascular Sciences / Cardiovascular Biomedical Research Unit / /

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Suzanne Rafelt / Christopher D. Steadman / Benjamin Grundy / Gerry P. McCann / Michael Jerosch-Herold / Nilesh J. Samani / /

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adenosine / /

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