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Associate Professor Vojislav Giga

University of Belgrade, Belgrade (Serbia)
Membership: ESC Professional Member
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Date of birth: 20.11.1974 Education: Graduated from School of Medicine, University of Belgrade 2000. average grade 9.66/10 Specialization in internal medicine 2006. Master thesis in Cardiology: 2005 Phd thesis in Cardiology: 2016 Employement: Cardiology Clinic, Clinical Center of Serbia, Department of Noninvasive diagnostics from 2005 Assistant professor of Internal Medicine, School of Medicine, University of Belgrade 2012-2019 Associate professor of Internal Medicine, School of Medicine, University of Belgrade 2019 Field of interest Exercise testing, Primary and secondary prevention of cardiovascular diseases, Sports cardiology Scientific activities: 44 papers published in CCI journals Other activities: Secretary General - Cardiology Society of Serbia from 2017-2019 Board Member – Cardiology Society of Serbia from 2020 President of Working Group on Cardiovascular Disease Prevention 2013-2015 National Coordinator for CVD Prevention from 2013 (ongoing)
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Comparison of SCORE and SCORE 2 model for cardiovascular risk stratification in men and women from high risk European country
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Comparison of SCORE and SCORE 2 model for cardiovascular risk stratification in men and women from high risk European country
Comparison of SCORE and SCORE 2 risk prediction tools in contemporary very high risk european population
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Comparison of SCORE and SCORE 2 risk prediction tools in contemporary very high risk european population
Correlation between prognostic markers of stress echocardiography and angiographic severity of coronary artery disease in patients after primary PCI
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Correlation between prognostic markers of stress echocardiography and angiographic severity of coronary artery disease in patients after primary PCI
Long term prognostic value of heart rate recovery in patients with pre-test probability for coronary artery disease of 15-65% and negative exercise testing
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Long term prognostic value of heart rate recovery in patients with pre-test probability for coronary artery disease of 15-65% and negative exercise testing

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