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Clinical significance of exercise-induced bundle branch block

Williams et al., 1988

Document ID
13826852663838759103
Author
Williams M
Esterbrooks D
Nair C
Sailors M
Sketch M
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The American journal of cardiology

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To evaluate the diagnostic significance and longterm follow-up data of patients with exercise- induced bundle branch block (BBB), 10,176 consecutive patients' exercise test data were reviewed and 50 patients found to have exercise-induced BBB. Clinical, exercise test and …
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