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. 1982 Dec;48(6):555–559. doi: 10.1136/hrt.48.6.555

Projection of ST segment changes on to the front of the chest. Practical implications for exercise testing and ambulatory monitoring.

K M Fox, J Deanfield, P Ribero, D England, C Wright
PMCID: PMC482748  PMID: 7171402

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