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Normal cell cell Elevation of ST segment Partial (or Incomplete) Conduction Block Three major types of partial conduction block exist: slowed conduction, intermittent block, and unidirectional block. We defer the discussion of ...
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This book is a compilation of Human Physiology lecture notes meant specifically for undergraduate and postgraduate medical students as well as biomedical, nursing and other medical-related courses.
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