A Case of Mitral Stenosis with Apparent Bundle Branch Block, Short P-R Intervals and Attacks of Paroxysmal Tachycardia: The Wolff, Parkinson and White Syndrome.

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Honorary Assistant Physician, J. J. Hospital, and Tutor, Grant Medical College, Bombay; sometime First Assistant, Heart Hospital, Liverpool.

Published: September 1942

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