Electrocardiogram signal variance analysis in the diagnosis of coronary artery disease—A comparison with exercise stress test in an angiographically documented high prevalence population
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Inger Hagerman | Christer Sylven | C. Sylvén | J. Nowak | Marco Yléan | I. Hagerman | O. Nyquist | Jacek Nowak | Marco Yléan | Olof Nyquist
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