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. 1969 Jan;31(1):91–96. doi: 10.1136/hrt.31.1.91

Direct current shock and digitalis. A clinical and experimental study.

P Szekely, N A Wynne, D T Pearson, G A Batson, D A Sideris
PMCID: PMC487451  PMID: 5764970

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