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doi: 10.5603/KP.2013.0044.
Urgent invasive coronary strategy and mild induced hypothermia in patients with resuscitated sudden cardiac arrest
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Urgent invasive coronary strategy and mild induced hypothermia in patients with resuscitated sudden cardiac arrest
Kardiol Pol.
2013.
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