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Cardiovascular Medicine, Volume 3, Issue 7

2000 11 - 9 articles

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Articles (9)

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Heart failure therapy in the new millenium: which role play ARBs? The activation of the renin-angiotensinaldosternone system (RAAS) is an important factor in the pathogenesis and progression of heart failure. The principal effector for the RAAS, angi...

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Das akute koronare Syndrom in der Schweiz: Erkenntnisse aus dem multizentrischen MACS (Management in Acute Coronary Syndrome in Switzerland) Register

  • A. Remondino,
  • F. W. Amann,
  • E. Straumann,
  • P. Erne and ,
  • B. Meier,
  • A. de Torrenté,
  • W. Angehrn and
  • P. Buser
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The acute coronary syndrome in Switzerland: Insights from the multicenter MACS (management in acute coronary syndrome in Switzerland) registry. The purpose of the prospective registry “Management of Acute Coronary Syndrome in Switzerland” (MACS) was...

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Mechanische Langzeit-Kreislaufunterstützung

  • Martin Grapow,
  • F. Bernet,
  • F. Rüter,
  • A. Wehrle and ,
  • P. Buser,
  • A. Todorov and
  • H.-R. Zerkowski
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Mechanical long-term circulatory support. Heart failure remains a major cause of morbidity and mortality despite advances in the medical management over the last 20 years. While cardiac transplantation has evolved into an established mode of therapy,...

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