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C064 The correlation between the ambulatory blood pressure monitoring (ABPM) data with the presence of left ventricular hypertrophy (LVH) in the systemic arterial hypertension (SH)

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L.S. Costa, M.I. Bittencourt, G.T. Marins, L.H. Weitzel, K.W. Lopes, C. Drumond Neto, J. Moll; C064: The correlation between the Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monit

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L.S. Costa, M.I. Bittencourt, G.T. Marins, L.H. Weitzel, K.W. Lopes, C. Drumond Neto, J. Moll; C064: The correlation between the Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monit

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L.S. Costa, M.I. Bittencourt, G.T. Marins, L.H. Weitzel, K.W. Lopes, C. Drumond Neto, J. Moll; C064: The correlation between the Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monit

Key concepts: Medicine, Left ventricular hypertrophy, Cardiology, Ambulatory blood pressure, Internal medicine, Blood pressure, Ambulatory

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