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Editorial
. 2016 May 13;3(1):e000461.
doi: 10.1136/openhrt-2016-000461. eCollection 2016.

Arm exercise stress testing: diagnostic options in stable coronary artery disease

Rahul Bahl  1 , Pascal Meierl  1
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Arm exercise stress testing: diagnostic options in stable coronary artery disease

Rahul Bahl et al. Open Heart. .

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