Catecholamine-Induced T-Wave Lability in Congenital Long QT Syndrome: A Novel Phenomenon Associated With Syncope and Cardiac Arrest

Jan Němec(Mayo Clinic in Arizona), Joseph Hejlik(Mayo Clinic in Arizona), Win-Kuang Shen(Mayo Clinic in Arizona), Michael J. Ackerman(Mayo Clinic in Arizona)

Mayo Clinic Proceedings

January 1, 2003

10.4065/78.1.40

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