Combined assessment of T-wave alternans and late potentials used to predict arrhythmic events after myocardial infarction. A prospective study.
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T. Ikeda | K. Sugi | Y Enjoji | K Sugi | T Yamaguchi | T. Yamaguchi | T Ikeda | R Abe | Y. Enjoji | M. Noro | T Sakata | M Takami | N Kondo | N Tezuka | T Nakae | M Noro | Y. Enjoji | T. Sakata | N. Kondo | M. Takami | N. Tezuka | M. Takami | T. Yamaguchi | R. Abe | T. Nakae
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