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Is depressed myocyte contractility an early event in the natural history of heart failure?

Is depressed myocyte contractility an early event in the natural history of heart failure?

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Main Authors: Idigo, W, Zhang, Y, Lygate, C, Carnicer, R, Dawson, D, Casadei, B
Format: Conference item
Published: 2008
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