Enhancement of sympathetic nerve activity by single premature ventricular beats in humans
Authors:
- Michael L. SmithMSMichael L. Smith
- Robert F. ReaRRRobert F. Rea
- Robert A. BauernfeindRBRobert A. Bauernfeind
- Dwain L. EckbergDEDwain L. Eckberg
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