Extracellular discontinuities in cardiac muscle: evidence for capillary effects on the action potential foot.
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R C Barr | M S Spach | R. Barr | M. Spach | P. Dolber | J. F. Heidlage | P C Dolber | J F Heidlage | P. C. Dolber | J. Heidlage | Biomedical Engineering
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