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. 2009 Apr 24;297(1):H223–H232. doi: 10.1152/ajpheart.00992.2008

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Fig. 2. — Flow and function in hibernating myocardium (n = 18). Left: resting perfusion was significantly reduced in each myocardial layer of LAD-perfused myocardium (LAD) compared with remote normally perfused (remote) region. Middle: regional differences in perfusion were more pronounced during adenosine vasodilation. FT, full thickness. Right: regional wall thickening [end-systolic wall thickness (ESWT) − end-diastolic wall thickness (EDWT)] was significantly reduced in hibernating LAD regions compared with remote regions. Endo, subendocardial; Mid, midmyocardial; Epi, subepicardial.