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THE ROLE OF BRADYCARDIA IN THE RETENTION OF SODIUM AND WATER IN COMPLETE HEART BLOCK WITH AND WITHOUT HEART FAILURE IN HUMAN BEINGS.

R. Litwak | E. Donoso | M. Kahn | C. Friedberg | W. Stein

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