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Left ventricular concentric geometry, high filling pressures and longitudinal dysfunction are independently associated with late gadolinium enhancement in arterial hypertension

Session: Target organ damage in hypertension
Topic: Haemodynamics, heart and hypertension
Speaker: Doctor C. Contaldi (Naples, IT)
Event: ESC Congress 2016

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Doctor Carla Contaldi

AORN Ospedali dei Colli - Monaldi Hospital, Naples (Italy)
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Target organ damage in hypertension

Speakers: Doctor C. Contaldi, Doctor T. Horio, Doctor D. Konstantinidis, Assistant Professor M. Kawasaki, Doctor A. Burchell...
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27 August - 31 August 2016

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