Paula Greciano Calero, Silvia Escribá Bori, Juan Antonio Costa Orvay, Nina González Pons, María Del Carmen Martín Pérez, Dolores Cardona Alfonseca, Cristina Nogales Velázquez, Sergi Verd Vallespir, Alicia Esther Tur Salom, Antonella Chiandetti, Marcos Navarro Noguera, Anna Grau Blanch, María Magdalena Rotger Genestar, Marianna Mambié Meléndez, Mercedes Fernández Hidalgo, Juana María Seguí Llinas, Laura Martorell Bon, Patricia Arestuche Aguilar, Beatriz Garrido Conde, María Del Valle Sánchez Grao, Katia Sarraff Trujillo, Antoni Muntaner Alonso, Catalina Grimalt Ferragut, Andrea Soriano Marco, Viviana Gómez Rojas, Juan Pol Serra
Can we screen for heart disease in children at public health centres? A multicentre observational study of screening for heart disease with a risk of sudden death in children
European journal of pediatrics
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