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Programmed ventricular stimulation: uses and limitations.

F E Marchlinski·U S Swarna·V Duthinh·D S Schwartzman·D J Callans·C D Gottlieb
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F E Marchlinski, U S Swarna, V Duthinh, D S Schwartzman, D J Callans, C D Gottlieb. 1994. Programmed ventricular stimulation: uses and limitations.. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1540-8159.1994.tb01412.x

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