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Gallopamil (D 600) — ein Kalziumantagonist von hoher Wirkungsstärke und Spezifität. Effekte auf Myokard und Schrittmacher

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Fleckenstein, A., Fleckenstein, B., Späh, F., Byon, Y.K. (1983). Gallopamil (D 600) — ein Kalziumantagonist von hoher Wirkungsstärke und Spezifität. Effekte auf Myokard und Schrittmacher. In: Kaltenbach, M., Hopf, R. (eds) Gallopamil. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-69073-0_1

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