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High sensitivity troponin I and newly/recently diagnosed coronavirus-19 disease patients presenting to the emergency department: values above and below the 99th percentile predict 28 day mortality

Session: Cardiovascular risk assessment & COVID
Topic: Biomarkers
Speaker: Professor R. Nowak (Detroit, US)
Event: ESC Congress 2022

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Professor Richard Michael Nowak

Henry Ford Health System, Detroit (United States of America)
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Cardiovascular risk assessment & COVID

Speakers: Professor R. Nowak, Ms M. Rauf, Doctor D. Terentes-Printzios, Ms A. Camps-Vilaro, Doctor M. Sano...
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