Asymptomatic three-vessel total coronary occlusions and acute ischemic shock in a cocaine addict

Journal of Cardiovascular Medicine
Marco PocarDavide Tavano

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References

Aug 30, 2001·American Heart Journal·B S BenzaquenM J Eisenberg

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