Accuracy and interobserver variability of coronary cineangiography: a comparison with postmortem evaluation.

Accuracy and interobserver variability of coronary cineangiography: a comparison with postmortem evaluation.
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10.1016/s0735-1097(84)80171-0
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1984-05
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24
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Neil Trask;R. Califf;M. J. Conley;Yihong Kong;Robert H. Peter;Kerry L. Lee;Donald B. Hackel;Galen S. Wagner
Neil Trask;R. Califf;M. J. Conley;Yihong Kong;Robert H. Peter;Kerry L. Lee;Donald B. Hackel;Galen S. Wagner
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医学1区
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作者:
Neil Trask;R. Califf;M. J. Conley;Yihong Kong;Robert H. Peter;Kerry L. Lee;Donald B. Hackel;Galen S. Wagner

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