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Advanced cardiological practice.

Abstract

The conference deserved its title of 'Advanced cardiological practice'. It dealt with a variety of topics but the programme was well organised and not disjointed. New data were presented and there will be few who did not hear something they had not heard before. A smattering of molecular science was included, but if anybody felt deprived of that, the Bradshaw Lecture* given by Professor P A Poole-Wilson at the end of the meeting, would have remedied this.

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J S Skinner. Advanced cardiological practice.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7909565/

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