Reduction in sudden death and total mortality by antiarrhythmic therapy evaluated by electrophysiologic drug testing: Criteria of efficacy in patients with sustained ventricular tachyarrhythmia
Authors:
- Theodore J. WallerTWTheodore J. Waller
- Harold R. KayHKHarold R. Kay
- Scott R. SpielmanSSScott R. Spielman
- Steven P. KutalekSKSteven P. Kutalek
- Allan M. GreenspanAGAllan M. Greenspan
- Leonard N. HorowitzLHLeonard N. Horowitz
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