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[Early defibrillation].

W Kloeck·R O Cummins·D Chamberlain·L Bossaert·V Callanan·P Carli·J Christenson·B Connolly·J P Ornato·A Sanders·P Steen
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W Kloeck, R O Cummins, D Chamberlain, L Bossaert, V Callanan, P Carli, J Christenson, B Connolly, J P Ornato, A Sanders, P Steen. 1998. [Early defibrillation].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10347906/

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