HEARTLINE HSM Genoa Cardiology Meeting - Aristea

mostrato che il miocardio ischemico può essere visualizzato utilizzando microbolle che si
legano alla P-Selectina (29) . È possibile che queste tecniche possano essere estese in futuro
per permettere la visualizzazione delle cellule staminali.
Bibliograa
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