Alderman et al., 1997 - Google Patents
Effect of long-acting and short-acting calcium antagonists on cardiovascular outcomes in hypertensive patientsAlderman et al., 1997
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- 13356927968096848262
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- Alderman M
- Cohen H
- Roqué R
- Madhavan S
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- The Lancet
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Background Short-acting calcium antagonists may increase coronary artery morbidity, mortality, and non-cardiovascular complications in hypertensive patients. We assessed whether this association was also true for long-acting calcium antagonists. Methods We did …
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