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Primary aldosteronism: An analysis by speckle tracking echocardiography

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Andryi Nykonenko ,
Andryi Nykonenko
Iryna Zubryk ,
Iryna Zubryk
Oleksandr Podluzhnyi ,
Oleksandr Podluzhnyi
Olrksandr Molodan ,
Olrksandr Molodan
Sergii Bukhtii ,
Sergii Bukhtii
Oleksandr Nykonenko
Oleksandr Nykonenko

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