Assessment of Cardiac Contractility: The Relation Between the Rate of Pressure Rise and Ventricular Pressure During Isovolumic Systole
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D T Mason | J W Covell | J Ross | J. Covell | E. Sonnenblick | D. Mason | E Braunwald | E H Sonnenblick | J. Ross | E. Braunwald
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