The Association Between Myocardial Perfusion Reserve and Coronary Flow Reserve in Patients With Refractory Angina
P. G. Dixit(Imperial College London), Rasha Al‐Lamee(Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust), Justine Davies(Western Cape Department of Health), D. Francis(Imperial College London), R. De Silva(Imperial College London), James Howard(Imperial College London), James Spratt(St George's, University of London), Thomas Keeble(Essex Cardiothoracic Centre), Peter O’Kane(Royal Bournemouth Hospital), Fiyyaz Ahmed‐Jushuf(Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust), Graham D. Cole(Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust), Tushar Kotecha(Royal Society), Florentina Simader(Imperial College London), Claudia Cosgrove(St George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust), Michael Foley(Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust), C. Rajkumar(Imperial College London), Matthew Shun‐Shin(Imperial College London)
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