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Do neutrophils mediate the phenomenon of stunned myocardium?

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Published1989
Citations13
References34

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References (34)

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1987 • 231 citations

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1983 • 222 citations

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1988 • 218 citations

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1986 • 205 citations

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1986 • 204 citations

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1989 • 187 citations

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1987 • 159 citations

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1984 • 156 citations

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1988 • 142 citations

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1988 • 133 citations

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1983 • 126 citations

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1983 • 99 citations

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1989 • 74 citations

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1989 • 68 citations

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1989 • 56 citations

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1991 • 16 citations

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1987 • 8 citations

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