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Sudden and unexpected death in clinically 'silent' Chagas' disease. A hypothesis

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Sudden and unexpected death in clinically 'silent' Chagas' disease. A hypothesis (English)

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G Baroldi

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S J Oliveira

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M D Silver

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February 1997

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International Journal of Cardiology

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58

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3

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263-8

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