ESC 365 - Influence of sympathetic nerve activity on prognostic impact of hyperuricemia in patients with heart failure.

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Influence of sympathetic nerve activity on prognostic impact of hyperuricemia in patients with heart failure.

Session: Poster session 6 - Chronic heart failure (CHF)

Topic: Pathophysiology and diagnosis

Speaker: Associate Professor S. Joho (Toyama, JP)

Event: ESC Congress 2017

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Associate Professor Shuji Joho

University of Toyama, Toyama (Japan)

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Poster session 6 - Chronic heart failure (CHF)

Speakers: Associate Professor S. Joho, Doctor A. Cho, Mr E. Sole Gonzalez, Mr C. Schneider, Doctor L. Cheng...

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