Lara PJI

Language: Spanish
References: 8
Page: 39-42
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ABSTRACT

Currently, among the medical curricula, electrocardiogram interpretation has undergone a fallback, and some physicians consider that only the specialists can be competent in this area. A systematic approach is shown in order to aid students to obtain, interpret and execute a clinical application of this diagnostic test.

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