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ST-segment Elevation: a Common Finding in Severe Hypercalcemia

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Journal J Electrocardiol
Specialty Cardiology & Vascular Diseases
Date 2006 Oct 10
PMID 17027838
Citations 8
Authors
Laszlo Littmann
Lee Taylor 3rd
William D Brearley Jr
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