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. 2018 Mar 7;7(6):e006462. doi: 10.1161/JAHA.117.006462

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Relationship between end‐diastolic wall stress and myocardial perfusion. Repeated‐measures correlation analysis revealed a significant correlation between regional myocardial perfusion and end‐diastolic wall stress at the infarcted myocardium. No clear correlations were found in the infarct border and the remote myocardium. Closed symbols indicate Impella‐treated animals (black, pre‐Impella; gray, post‐Impella), and open symbols indicate sodium nitroprusside (SNP)–treated animals (thin marks, pre‐SNP; bold marks, post‐SNP). One pig died during the experiment and is shown as x (pre‐Impella data). Numbers on the side represent individual pigs.