Circulation, Vol 54, 360-364, Copyright © 1976 by American Heart Association
DG Julian
Sudden coronary death from ventricular fibrillation is the biggest and
possibly the most remediable of the major public health problems at the
moment. Most of those liable to sudden death can be identified and it is
possible that by the use of beta-adrenergic blocking or other
antiarrhythmic drugs, by reducing the consumption of cigarettes and
perhaps, by different therapies for hypertension, a substantial proportion
of coronary deaths might be prevented or, at least, postponed.
ARTICLES
Toward preventing coronary death from ventricular fibrillation
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