Original communicationThe speed of healing of myocardial infarction: A study of the pathologic anatomy in seventy-two cases☆
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Presented before the New England Heart Association, Massachusetts General Hospital Meeting, November, 1937.
Copyright © 1939 Published by Mosby, Inc.