The Effects of Antiarrhythmic Drugs, Stimulation Frequency, and Potassium‐Induced Resting Membrane: Potential Changes on Conduction Velocity and dV/dtmax in Guinea Pig Myocardium
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J W Buchanan | L. Gettes | J. Buchanan | T. Saito | L S Gettes | T Saito
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