Echocardiographic findings in fulminant and acute myocarditis
Authors:
- G.MIchael FelkerG.MIchael Felker
- John P BoehmerJohn P Boehmer
- Ralph H HrubanRHRalph H Hruban
- Grover M HutchinsGHGrover M Hutchins
- Edward K KasperEKEdward K Kasper
- Kenneth L BaughmanKBKenneth L Baughman
- Joshua M HareJHJoshua M Hare
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