Long-term outcome of survivors of cardiac arrest whose therapy is guided by electrophysiologic testing
Authors:
- James J. ElsonJEJames J. Elson
- Christopher A. BonnetCBChristopher A. Bonnet
- Susan B. FiedlerSFSusan B. Fiedler
- John G. ChenaridesJCJohn G. Chenarides
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