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Shock energy necessary for successful defibrillation depends on the degree of disorganization of reentrant activation pattern.

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Vigmond, L. (2004). Shock energy necessary for successful defibrillation depends on the degree of disorganization of reentrant activation pattern.

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Vigmond, L. Shock Energy Necessary for Successful Defibrillation Depends on the Degree of Disorganization of Reentrant Activation Pattern. 2004.

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Vigmond, L. 2004. “Shock Energy Necessary for Successful Defibrillation Depends on the Degree of Disorganization of Reentrant Activation Pattern.”
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Publication date:: 2004-01-01

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Copyright date:: 2004

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