ESC 365 - Exaggerated exercise blood pressure response is accompanied by increased sympathetic activity and arterial stiffness in subjects with high normal blood pressure

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Exaggerated exercise blood pressure response is accompanied by increased sympathetic activity and arterial stiffness in subjects with high normal blood pressure

Session: Poster Session 6 - Hypertension mediated target organ damage and hypertension phenotypes

Topic: Clinical

Speaker: Mr T. Kalos (Athens, GR)

Event: ESC Congress 2019

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Mr Theodoros Kalos

Hippokration General Hospital, Athens (Greece)

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Poster Session 6 - Hypertension mediated target organ damage and hypertension phenotypes

Speakers: Mr T. Kalos, Doctor A. Farcas, Doctor C. Mancusi, Doctor A. Ukla, Doctor I. Leontsinis...

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31 August - 4 September 2019

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