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      A Coronary CT Angiography Radiomics Model to Identify Vulnerable Plaque and Predict Cardiovascular Events

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                Radiology
                Radiology
                Radiological Society of North America (RSNA)
                0033-8419
                1527-1315
                February 14 2023
                Article
                10.1148/radiol.221693
                36786701
                2eedcda1-8ef2-496d-9741-8c8982574326
                © 2023
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