Cost-effectiveness of the implantable cardioverter-defibrillator: Effect of improved battery life and comparison with amiodarone therapy
Authors:
- Antonis S. ManolisAMAntonis S. Manolis
- Frank A. SonnenbergFSFrank A. Sonnenberg
- Joni R. BeshanskyJBJoni R. Beshansky
- N.A.Mark EstesNEN.A.Mark Estes
- Stephen G. PaukerSPStephen G. Pauker
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