Reflexes unique to myocardial ischemia and infarction
Authors:
- David RobertsonDRDavid Robertson
- Alan S. HollisterAHAlan S. Hollister
- Mervyn B. FormanMFMervyn B. Forman
- Rose Marie RobertsonRRRose Marie Robertson
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