Prognostic impact of admission hyperglycemia in acute coronary syndrome patients and its interaction with diabetes mellitus history and metabolic control.

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Prognostic impact of admission hyperglycemia in acute coronary syndrome patients and its interaction with diabetes mellitus history and metabolic control.

Session: Diabetes-associated coronary artery disease

Topic: Comorbidities

Speaker: Doctor J. Alves Guimaraes (Vila Real, PT)

Event: ESC Congress 2018

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Doctor Jose Pedro Alves Guimaraes

CHTMAD - Vila Real, Vila Real (Portugal)

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