Independent association between left ventricular midwall mechanics and global longitudinal strain in native hypertensive patients

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Independent association between left ventricular midwall mechanics and global longitudinal strain in native hypertensive patients

Session: Poster Session 3 - The heart in hypertension

Topic: Target Organ Damage/Left Ventricular Hypertrophy

Speaker: Doctor M. Lembo (Napoly, IT)

Event: ESC Congress 2018

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Doctor Maria Lembo

Federico II University Hospital, Napoly (Italy)

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Poster Session 3 - The heart in hypertension

Speakers: Doctor M. Lembo, Professor P. Courand, Doctor E. Ramos, Doctor K. Damianaki, Doctor N. Shurkevich...

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25 August - 29 August 2018

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