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Does changes of dipeptidyl peptidase-4 and IGF binding protein 1 during cardiac rehabilitation can predict recurrent anginal pain - correlation with nitric oxide response - 3 years follow up

Session: Rehabilitation and Sports Cardiology ePosters

Topic: Outcomes

Speaker: Doctor D. Simonovic (Nis, RS)

Event: ESC Congress 2020

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Doctor Dejan Simonovic

Institut for treatment and rehabilitaion Niska Banja Cardiology clinic, Nis (Serbia)

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