Mitral valve prolapse in the general population. 1. Epidemiologic features: the Framingham Study.

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Published in Am Heart J on September 01, 1983

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D D Savage, R J Garrison, R B Devereux, W P Castelli, S J Anderson, D Levy, P M McNamara, J Stokes, W B Kannel, M Feinleib

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