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新的心血管损伤分期分类为慢性显著大动脉反

Alice Bergeron1, Pilar Lopez Santi2, Jérémy Bernard1

  • 1Institut universitaire de cardiologie et de pneumologie de Québec-Université Laval, Québec Heart & Lung Institute-Laval University, Québec City, Québec, Canada.

The Canadian journal of cardiology
|September 24, 2025
PubMed
概括

一个新的心血管损伤分期分类改进了慢性大动脉吐 (AR) 的风险分层. 这种方法提高了死亡率和住院预测,特别是在无症状患者.

关键词:
一大动脉的反.大动脉门的大动脉门导致心血管损伤.超声心电图 (Echocardiography) 是一种心声回声仪.阶段分类分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级分级膜性心脏病是一种心脏病.

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