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[Physician's liability in exercise tests without a defibrillator].

W Hollmann·R Rost·H J Rieger
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W Hollmann, R Rost, H J Rieger. 1977-11-04. [Physician's liability in exercise tests without a defibrillator].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/923439/

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