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• 3-D arterial cast reconstruction and fluorescent microspheres deposition to obtain regional flows in the heart. LACOIN, M., Pt-YRD, G. F., and BASSINGTHWAIGHTE, J. B. Faseb Journal, 2000, 14, A160.
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