The exercise electrocardiogram: Differences in interpretation
Authors:
- Henry BlackburnHBHenry Blackburn
- Gunnar BlomqvistGBGunnar Blomqvist
- Alvin FreimanAFAlvin Freiman
- Gottlieb C. FriesingerGFGottlieb C. Friesinger
- Tom R. HornstenTHTom R. Hornsten
- Larry JacksonLJLarry Jackson
- Charles S. LaMonteCLCharles S. LaMonte
- Martin LesterMLMartin Lester
- A.S. MostAMA.S. Most
- Robert E. MasonRMRobert E. Mason
- John MazzarellaJMJohn Mazzarella
- M.C. McNalleyMMM.C. McNalley
- 1 June 1968
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in The American Journal of Cardiology
- Vol. 21 (6) , 871-880
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