Changes in the inotropic state of the left ventricle during isometric exercise.
Authors:
- W GrossmanWGW Grossman
- L P McLaurinLML P McLaurin
- S B SaltzSSS B Saltz
- J A ParaskosJPJ A Paraskos
- J E DalenJDJ E Dalen
- L DexterLDL Dexter
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