Exercise-Recovery Hysteresis in the Ventricular Gradient Predicts Antiarrhythmic Therapy in Primary Prevention ICD Patients Sum-Che Man, Priscilla V De Winter, Joep Thijssen, Arie C Maan, Wilbert PM Van Meerwijk, Ernst E

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Date: 2010-11-19 08:58:26 Medicine RTT Circulatory system Clinical medicine Cardiac arrhythmia Cardiac electrophysiology Medical emergencies Aging-associated diseases T wave alternans Heart failure Cardiac stress test Implantable cardioverter-defibrillator		Exercise-Recovery Hysteresis in the Ventricular Gradient Predicts Antiarrhythmic Therapy in Primary Prevention ICD Patients Sum-Che Man, Priscilla V De Winter, Joep Thijssen, Arie C Maan, Wilbert PM Van Meerwijk, Ernst E Add to Reading List Source URL: www.cinc.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 176,93 KB Share Document on Facebook

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