Recommended guidelines for in-hospital cardiac monitoring of adults for detection of arrhythmia
Authors:
- Emergency Cardiac Care Committee MembersEMEmergency Cardiac Care Committee Members
- Allan S. JaffeAJAllan S. Jaffe
- James M. AtkinsJAJames M. Atkins
- John M. FieldJFJohn M. Field
- Charles K. FrancisCFCharles K. Francis
- Robert S. GibsonRGRobert S. Gibson
- Stanley J. GoldbergSGStanley J. Goldberg
- Alan D. GuerciAGAlan D. Guerci
- Robert M. MentzerRMRobert M. Mentzer
- Joseph P. OrnatoJOJoseph P. Ornato
- Eugene R. PassamaniEPEugene R. Passamani
- Prediman K. ShahPSPrediman K. Shah
Abstract
No abstract availableThis publication has 8 references indexed in Scilit:
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