Screening for ryanodine receptor type 2 mutations in families with effort-induced polymorphic ventricular arrhythmias and sudden death
Authors:
- Alessandra RampazzoARAlessandra Rampazzo
- Cristina BassoCBCristina Basso
- Alessia BagattinABAlessia Bagattin
- Luciano DalientoLDLuciano Daliento
- Natascia TisoNatascia Tiso
- Pietro TurriniPTPietro Turrini
- Gaetano ThieneGTGaetano Thiene
- Gian Antonio DanieliGDGian Antonio Danieli
- Andrea NavaANAndrea Nava
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