The defibrillator in acute myocardial infarction trial (DINAMIT): study protocol.
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E. Fain | S. Connolly | E. Themeles | S. Hohnloser | K. Kuck | J. Hampton | M. Gent | R. Roberts | P. Dorian | R. Hatala | A. C. Pauly | E. Fain | Andreas C. Pauly
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