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[Evaluation of left ventricular function using non-invasive methods].

R Prasquier·M Amor·T Touche·M Bertrand·Y Pansard·P Vervin
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R Prasquier, M Amor, T Touche, M Bertrand, Y Pansard, P Vervin. 1982-02-01. [Evaluation of left ventricular function using non-invasive methods].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7071492/

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