Sources of variability in echocardiographic measurements
Authors:
- Joel M. FelnerJFJoel M. Felner
- Brent A. BlumensteinBBBrent A. Blumenstein
- Robert C. SchlantRSRobert C. Schlant
- Anthony D. CarterACAnthony D. Carter
- Benjamin N. AlimurungBABenjamin N. Alimurung
- Melvin J. JohnsonMJMelvin J. Johnson
- Stanley W. ShermanSSStanley W. Sherman
- Martin W. KlicperaMKMartin W. Klicpera
- Michael H. KutnerMKMichael H. Kutner
- Louise W. DruckerLDLouise W. Drucker
- 1 May 1980
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in The American Journal of Cardiology
- Vol. 45 (5) , 995-1004
Abstract
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