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POSTEXTRASYSTOLIC POTENTIATION IN THE ACUTE AND CHRONIC DOG, AND A REPORT OF ONE CASE AT OPEN-HEART SURGERY IN MAN.

STEIN et al., 1965

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11884979249522886656
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STEIN E
SH L
BD K
STAM F
AN D
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Bulletin of the New York Academy of Medicine

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METHODS AND MATERIALS Animal Experiments Paired and coupled pacingthrough an electrode catheter in the right ventricle. One dog weighing 35 lb. was anesthetized with 15 mg. per pound body weight of intravenous Na-pentobarbital. A bipolar electrode catheter …
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