Tilt table testing for assessing syncope
Authors:
- David W. FergusonDFDavid W. Ferguson
- Blair P. GrubbBGBlair P. Grubb
- Wishwa N. KapoorWKWishwa N. Kapoor
- John KuglerJKJohn Kugler
- Bruce B. LermanBLBruce B. Lerman
- James D. MaloneyJMJames D. Maloney
- Antonio RavielleARAntonio Ravielle
- Bertrand RossBRBertrand Ross
- Richard SuttonRSRichard Sutton
- Michael J. WolkMWMichael J. Wolk
- Douglas L. WoodDWDouglas L. Wood
Abstract
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