The assessment of asymptomatic inherited QT prolongation for high-hazard occupations.

Eur Heart J

Consultant Cardiologist, Aviation Medicine Clinical Service, Centre of Aviation Medicine, RAF Henlow, Beds., UK.

Published: September 2019

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