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K Grauer

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American Family Physician|February 1, 1984
New trends in the management of cardiac arrestK Grauer
JAMA|September 26, 1980
X-ray examination for legal protectionK Grauer
The Journal of the Florida Medical Association|May 1, 1982
Should prophylactic lidocaine be routinely used in patients suspected of acute myocardial infarction?K Grauer
American Family Physician|November 1, 1992
Expanding applications of the 12-lead ECG in suspected acute infarctionK Grauer
American Family Physician|July 1, 1997
Stable coronary artery disease: the family physician's approachK Grauer
Archives of Family Medicine|July 26, 2000
More points on vagally mediated atrial fibrillationK Grauer
Family Medicine|September 26, 2000
ECG interpretation remains an important skillK Grauer
American Family Physician|November 1, 1990
Silent myocardial ischemia: dilemma or blessing?K Grauer
The Journal of Family Practice|February 1, 1994
Family physicians: exercise testing and community needsK Grauer
American Family Physician|February 15, 1994
New trends in the pharmacologic management of cardiac arrestK Grauer
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American Family Physician|February 1, 1984
New trends in the management of cardiac arrestK Grauer
JAMA|September 26, 1980
X-ray examination for legal protectionK Grauer
The Journal of the Florida Medical Association|May 1, 1982
Should prophylactic lidocaine be routinely used in patients suspected of acute myocardial infarction?K Grauer
American Family Physician|November 1, 1992
Expanding applications of the 12-lead ECG in suspected acute infarctionK Grauer
American Family Physician|July 1, 1997
Stable coronary artery disease: the family physician's approachK Grauer
Archives of Family Medicine|July 26, 2000
More points on vagally mediated atrial fibrillationK Grauer
Family Medicine|September 26, 2000
ECG interpretation remains an important skillK Grauer
American Family Physician|November 1, 1990
Silent myocardial ischemia: dilemma or blessing?K Grauer
The Journal of Family Practice|February 1, 1994
Family physicians: exercise testing and community needsK Grauer
American Family Physician|February 15, 1994
New trends in the pharmacologic management of cardiac arrestK Grauer
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