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. 1973 Sep;35(9):937–945. doi: 10.1136/hrt.35.9.937

Electrocardiogram and vectorcardiogram in Turner phenotype with normal chromosomes and pulmonary stenosis.

K Rasmussen, S J Sorland
PMCID: PMC458731  PMID: 4270237

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