ESC 365 - A specific molecular signature of extra-vesicles (EVs) was associated with cardiometabolic risk profile and atherosclerotic burden in patients with chronic coronary syndrome: a pilot study.

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A specific molecular signature of extra-vesicles (EVs) was associated with cardiometabolic risk profile and atherosclerotic burden in patients with chronic coronary syndrome: a pilot study.

Session: Bench to bedside in acute coronary syndromes: from infarction size in animal studies to long-term development of chronic coronary syndrome

Topic: Pathophysiology and Mechanisms

Speaker: Doctor C. Caselli (Pisa, IT)

Event: ESC Congress 2023

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Doctor Chiara Caselli

CNR – National Research Council, Pisa (Italy)

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Bench to bedside in acute coronary syndromes: from infarction size in animal studies to long-term development of chronic coronary syndrome

Speakers: Doctor C. Caselli, Doctor A. Akhmedov, Mr M. Fernandez Tocino, Doctor F. Kahles, Miss Q. Wang...

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25 August - 28 August 2023

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