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Disorders of the heartbeat: A historical overview from antiquity to the mid-20th century
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  • 1949The Activity of the Embryonic Human Heart and Its Significance for the Understanding of the Heart Movement in the Adult24 cited
  • 1974Sir James Mackenzie, M.D. 1853-1925. General Practitioner.23 cited
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