Artículo de revisiónFlúter auricular: perspectiva clínica actualAtrial Flutter: an Update☆
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La Dra. Ana Paula Magalhaes recibe financiación de una beca de la Fundación Miguel Servet, de Medtronic Ibérica, S.A.