Thoracocardiography: noninvasive monitoring of left ventricular stroke volume.
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M A Sackner | M. Sackner | K. Bloch | K E Bloch | S Jugoon | H. de Socarraz | H de Socarraz | K Manning | S. Jugoon | K. Manning
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