ESC 365 - Central hypertension detected in normotensives is associated with an increased subclinical atherosclerotic burden.

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Central hypertension detected in normotensives is associated with an increased subclinical atherosclerotic burden.

Session: Blood pressure, arterial phenotype and risk

Topic: Diagnostic Methods, Other

Speaker: Doctor S. Obregon (Pilar, AR)

Event: ESC Congress 2018

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Doctor Sebastian Eduardo Obregon

Austral University Hospital, Pilar (Argentina)

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25 August - 29 August 2018

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