Incremental and synergistic prognostic value of exercise stress testing and standard risk factor assessment in asymptomatic executives: a primary prevention study

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Incremental and synergistic prognostic value of exercise stress testing and standard risk factor assessment in asymptomatic executives: a primary prevention study

Session: Challenges in improving risk prediction

Topic: Cardiovascular Risk Assessment, Other

Speaker: Doctor M. Desai (Cleveland, US)

Event: ESC Congress 2018

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Doctor Milind Desai

Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland (United States of America)

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