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Does the portable electromagnetic ballistocardiograph improve detection of underlying heart disease in subjects with bundle branch block?
Does the portable electromagnetic ballistocardiograph improve detection of underlying heart disease in subjects with bundle branch block?
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The portable electromagnetic ballistocardiograph serves as a useful non-invasive diagnostic tool to differentiate benign bundle branch blocks from those associated with significant underlying coronary or hypertensive heart disease.
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Mandelbaum et al. (1952) studied this question.
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