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Reduction in ST Segment Elevation After Thrombolysis Predicts Either Coronary Reperfusion or Preservation of Left Ventricular Function.
Heart
- United Kingdom
doi 10.1136/hrt.64.2.113
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Cardiovascular Medicine
Cardiology
Date
August 1, 1990
Authors
R K Saran
M Been
S S Furniss
T Hawkins
D S Reid
Publisher
BMJ
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