Giustetto et al., 2004 - Google Patents
Free papersGiustetto et al., 2004
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- 13323356792734366688
- Author
- Giustetto C
- Bianchi F
- Bocchiardo M
- Brusin M
- Vado A
- Occhetta E
- Iorfida M
- Gaita F
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- Publication venue
- Ital Heart J
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BACKGROUND. Brugada syndrome is one of the most intriguing issues in clinical electrophysiology. In spite of the great interest that the study of this syndrome has created in the last 10 years (since the first description as a new entity in 1992), still questions remain …
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