Ventricular fibrillation during and after coronary artery occlusion
Authors:
- Sam E. StephensonSSSam E. Stephenson
- Richard K. ColeRCRichard K. Cole
- Thomas F. ParrishTPThomas F. Parrish
- Frank M. BauerFBFrank M. Bauer
- Ira T. JohnsonIJIra T. Johnson
- Morse KochtitzkyMKMorse Kochtitzky
- James S. AndersonJAJames S. Anderson
- Lester L. HibbittLHLester L. Hibbitt
- James E. McCartyJMJames E. McCarty
- Edwin R. YoungEYEdwin R. Young
- John R. WilsonJWJohn R. Wilson
- Henry N. MeiersHMHenry N. Meiers
- 1 January 1960
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in The American Journal of Cardiology
- Vol. 5 (1) , 77-87
Abstract
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