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Physician Characteristics Affecting Referral Decisions Following an Exercise Tolerance Test
Arthur Hartz, MD, PhD;
Raisa Deber, PhD;
Mary Bartholomew, MS;
John Midtling, MD, MS
Arch Fam Med. 1993;2(5):513-519.
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