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Infiltration of the sphenopalatine ganglion decreases blood pressure in newly diagnosed and never treated patients with essential hypertension

29 August 2017 (15:35 - 16:25)
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Doctor Helen Triantafyllidi

Attikon University Hospital, Athens (Greece)

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Interventions in hypertension management

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ESC Congress 2017

29 August 2017 15:35 CET

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