Serum potassium levels on admission and infarct size in patients with acute myocardial infarction.
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A. Kastrati | J. Mehilli | A. Schömig | G. Ndrepepa | R. Byrne | U. Heemann | J. Lutz | S. Schulz | M. Baumann | M. Roos | C. Pan | D. Keta
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