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JACC: Clinical Electrophysiology

• 2024
  • August
    • Volume 10
      • Issue 8
  • July
    • Volume 10
      • Issue 7
  • June
    • Volume 10
      • Issue 6
  • May
    • Volume 10
      • Issue 5
  • April
    • Volume 10
      • Issue 4
  • March
    • Volume 10
      • Issue 3
  • February
    • Volume 10
      • Issue 2
  • January
    • Volume 10
      • Issue 1
• 2023
  • December
    • Volume 9
      • Issue 12
  • November
    • Volume 9
      • Issue 11
  • October
    • Volume 9
      • Issue 10
  • September
    • Volume 9
      • Issue 9
  • August
    • Volume 9
      • Issue 8
  • July
    • Volume 9
      • Issue 7
  • June
    • Volume 9
      • Issue 6
  • May
    • Volume 9
      • Issue 5
  • April
    • Volume 9
      • Issue 4
  • March
    • Volume 9
      • Issue 3
  • February
    • Volume 9
      • Issue 2
  • January
    • Volume 9
      • Issue 1
    • Volume 10
      • Issue 1
• 2022
  • December
    • Volume 8
      • Issue 12
    • Volume 7
  • November
    • Volume 8
      • Issue 11
  • October
    • Volume 8
      • Issue 10
  • September
    • Volume 8
      • Issue 9
  • August
    • Volume 8
      • Issue 8
  • July
    • Volume 8
      • Issue 7
  • June
    • Volume 8
      • Issue 6
  • May
    • Volume 8
      • Issue 5
  • April
    • Volume 8
      • Issue 4
  • March
    • Volume 8
      • Issue 3
  • February
    • Volume 8
      • Issue 2
  • January
    • Volume 8
      • Issue 1
• 2021
  • December
    • Volume 7
  • November
    • Volume 7
      • Issue 11
  • October
    • Volume 7
      • Issue 10
  • September
    • Volume 7
      • Issue 9
  • August
    • Volume 7
      • Issue 8
  • July
    • Volume 7
      • Issue 7

Medilib Journal is a reliable source of researches and researches in the field of medicine. The philosophy of journals is to preserve scientific materials and register them in the name of the author and prevent plagiarism.

JACC: Clinical Electrophysiology will encompass all aspects of the epidemiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis and treatment of cardiac arrhythmias. Submissions of original research and state-of-the-art reviews from cardiology, cardiovascular surgery, neurology, outcomes research, and related fields are encouraged. Experimental and preclinical work that directly relates to diagnostic or therapeutic interventions are also encouraged. In general, case reports will not be considered for publication.