Role of the brain in ventricular fibrillation and hypertension: From animal models to early human studies

Marc S. Penn; James B. Young; Joseph F. Hahn; James E. Skinner

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Role of the brain in ventricular fibrillation and hypertension: From animal models to early human studies

Marc S. Penn, MD, PhD, James B. Young, MD, Joseph F. Hahn, MD and James E. Skinner, PhD

Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine February 2007, 74 (2 suppl 1) S73-S78;

Marc S. Penn

Director, Earl and Doris Bakken Heart-Brain Institute, Cleveland Clinic

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James B. Young

Chairman, Division of Me dicine, Cleveland Clinic

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Joseph F. Hahn

Chief of Staff, Cleveland Clinic

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James E. Skinner

Vicor Technologies, Inc., Boca Raton, FL

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vol. 74 no. 2 suppl 1 S73-S78

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Role of the brain in ventricular fibrillation and hypertension: From animal models to early human studies

Marc S. Penn, James B. Young, Joseph F. Hahn, James E. Skinner

Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine Feb 2007, 74 (2 suppl 1) S73-S78;

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Role of the brain in ventricular fibrillation and hypertension: From animal models to early human studies

Marc S. Penn, James B. Young, Joseph F. Hahn, James E. Skinner

Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine Feb 2007, 74 (2 suppl 1) S73-S78;

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