ESC 365 - Identifying low-risk chest pain in out-of-hours primary care: the diagnostic performance of preHEAR and preHEART scores based on two European cohorts.

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Identifying low-risk chest pain in out-of-hours primary care: the diagnostic performance of preHEAR and preHEART scores based on two European cohorts.

Session: Advancements in cardiovascular medicine: from molecular insights to clinical strategies in heart disease management

Topic: Biomarkers

Speaker: Doctor T. Johannessen (Oslo, NO)

Event: ESC Congress 2024

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Doctor Tonje R Johannessen

University of Oslo, Oslo (Norway)

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Advancements in cardiovascular medicine: from molecular insights to clinical strategies in heart disease management

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