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Screening general population for family history of sudden cardiac death unmasks high risk individuals as potential victims (pilot study)

Lamia Hamid · Alia Abdelfattah · Khaled Hussien · Khaled Farouk · Mohamed Amin · Lina Omar · M. Sherif Mokhtar
10.1016/j.ejccm.2018.04.002 390 Views 4 Citations
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Lamia, H., Alia, A., Khaled, H., Khaled, F., Mohamed, A., Lina, O., M., S. M. (2018). Screening general population for family history of sudden cardiac death unmasks high risk individuals as potential victims (pilot study). The Egyptian Journal of Critical Care Medicine. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ejccm.2018.04.002
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ISSN 2090-7303
Quartile Q3
AMS Score 57
Field Medicine & Health Sciences
Publisher Springer-Verlag
Country 🇪🇬 Egypt
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Year 2018
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