ESC 365 - Linear ongoing risk of major cardiovascular events in a global prospective registry of high-risk patients with stable coronary disease: insights from the TIGRIS study

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Linear ongoing risk of major cardiovascular events in a global prospective registry of high-risk patients with stable coronary disease: insights from the TIGRIS study

Session: Management of coronary disease: temporal trends and residual risk

Topic: Clinical

Speaker: Professor D. Brieger (Concord, AU)

Event: ESC Congress 2018

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Professor David Brieger

ANZAC Research Institute, Concord (Australia)

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Management of coronary disease: temporal trends and residual risk

Speakers: Professor D. Brieger, Doctor R. Mentz, Doctor M. Rashid, Doctor T. Sehested, Doctor J. Tran...

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