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. 1973 Aug;35(8):817–823. doi: 10.1136/hrt.35.8.817

Spatial atrial vectorcardiogram in naturally occurring atrial flutter in man.

D Maclean, D Emslie-Smith, K G Lowe
PMCID: PMC458709  PMID: 4729839

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