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Targeted re-sequencing of a large South African cardiomyopathy cohort
Introduction: Cardiomyopathy is a major cause of heart failure and transplantation globally. In sub Saharan Africa, cardiomyopathies are ranked as the third greatest contributing cause of cardiovascular diseases and account for about 30% of adults hospitalised with heart failure. The prevalence of h...
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2025
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