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June 1, 1996Journal of Applied Physiology

Antiarrhythmic mechanisms during exercise

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DPDavid J. PatersonUnited States Nuclear Regulatory Commission

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May warrant arrhythmia vigilance in ischemia or recovery; leaves open prospective validation in clinical cohorts.

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David J. Paterson (1996) studied this question.

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