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最近心筋梗塞を患った日本人と白人の間で冠動脈収縮器への反応における主要な人種差異

C Pristipino1, J F Beltrame, M L Finocchiaro

  • 1Università Cattolica del S Cuore, Rome, Italy. c.pristipino@eudoramail.com

Circulation
|March 15, 2000
PubMed
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日本人の患者は,白人に比べて,心筋梗塞後の冠動脈縮と血管収縮が著しく高かった. これらの発見は,急性冠動脈イベント後の血管運動反応性における重要な人種差異を示唆しています.

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