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Kein PFO-Verschluss nach kryptogenem Schlaganfall

Der medikamentösen Therapie nicht überlegen

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    Andreas Totzeck

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    Hans-Christoph Diener & Christian Weimar

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Totzeck, A., Diener, HC. & Weimar, C. Kein PFO-Verschluss nach kryptogenem Schlaganfall. CV 14, 50–51 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1007/s15027-014-0443-5

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