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Patient vascular model reveals anti-inflammatory effects of SGLT2 inhibitor by modulating endothelial-T cell crosstalk

31 August 2025 (10:00 - 10:45)
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Congress Presentation Part of: New perspectives in cardiology (3) - Biomarkers, biomechanics, and innovations in valve and vascular disorders Vascular Biology and Physiology ESC Professional Premium Access ESC Congress 2025 European Society of Cardiology

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Ms Khang Leng Lee

Singapore (Singapore)

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Doctor K. Sughimoto (Chiba, JP)
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Doctor Y. Morimoto (Suita, JP)
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Doctor M. Al Zaidi (Bonn, DE)
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Doctor S. Zheng (Bern, CH)
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New perspectives in cardiology (3) - Biomarkers, biomechanics, and innovations in valve and vascular disorders

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