Enhanced activity of sodium–lithium countertransport in patients with cardiac syndrome X
Authors:
- Achille GaspardoneAGAchille Gaspardone
- Claudio FerriCFClaudio Ferri
- Francesco VersaciFrancesco Versaci
- Anna SantucciASAnna Santucci
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