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. 1973 Dec;35(12):1321–1325. doi: 10.1136/hrt.35.12.1321

Use of bicycle ergometry and sustained handgrip exercise in the diagnosis of presence and extent of coronary heart disease.

R H Helfant, V S Banka, M A DeVilla, R Pine, V Kabde, S G Meister
PMCID: PMC458801  PMID: 4759931

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