Early Repolarization Pattern Associated with Sudden Cardiac Death: Long‐Term Follow‐Up in Patients with Chronic Heart Failure
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T. Masuyama | Hironori Yamamoto | T. Morita | T. Naito | M. Fukunami | Takahisa Yamada | Y. Iwasaki | Y. Furukawa | M. Kawasaki | A. Kikuchi | Tadao Fujimoto | K. Ozu | K. Sengoku | T. Kondo | Kentaro Ozu
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