Computer-assisted ST-segment monitoring: experience during and after brief coronary occlusion.

M W Krucoff; J E Pope; R K Bottner; R H Renzi; G S Wagner; K M Kent

Computer-assisted ST-segment monitoring: experience during and after brief coronary occlusion.

M W Krucoff
, J E Pope
, R K Bottner
, R H Renzi
, G S Wagner
, K M Kent

Georgetown University

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Original language	American English
Journal	Journal of Electrocardiology
State	Published - Oct 1 1987

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Signal Processing
Medicine and Health Sciences
Cardiology
Internal Medicine

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