Serum hyperuricemia determination improves risk prediction of GRACE score in people with acute coronary syndrome.

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Serum hyperuricemia determination improves risk prediction of GRACE score in people with acute coronary syndrome.

Session: Cardiovascular risk prediction models: for improvement?

Topic: Risk scores

Speaker: Mrs A. Lopez Pineda (Madrid, ES)

Event: ESC Congress 2017

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Mrs Adriana Lopez Pineda

Institute Foundation for the Improvement of Health Care, Madrid (Spain)

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