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European Heart Journal 2000 21(2):98-99; doi:10.1053/euhj.1999.1890
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Prognosis in heart failure: the value of parameter-changes over time

I. Préda and N. Nyolczas

Haynal Imre Unversity of Health Sciences, Budapest, Hungary

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