Prognostic significance of left ventricular diastolic dysfunction in essential hypertension
Authors:
- Giuseppe SchillaciGSGiuseppe Schillaci
- Leonella PasqualiniLPLeonella Pasqualini
- Paolo VerdecchiaPVPaolo Verdecchia
- Gaetano VaudoGVGaetano Vaudo
- Simona MarchesiSMSimona Marchesi
- Carlo PorcellatiCPCarlo Porcellati
- Giovanni de SimoneGSGiovanni de Simone
- Elmo MannarinoEMElmo Mannarino
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