Abstract
Native T1 in the AAR was negatively multivariably associated with age, initial systolic blood pressure and TIMI coronary flow grade at presentation (all p<0.05), independent of LVEF, LVEDV or infarct size.
- Title
- PROGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANCE OF QUANTITATIVE MEASURES OF MYOCARDIAL INFARCT PATHOLOGY IN SURVIVORS OF ST-ELEVATION MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION
- Creators - without role
- David Carrick - University of GlasgowCaroline Haig - Golden Jubilee National HospitalSam Rauhalammi - University of GlasgowNadeem Ahmed - University of GlasgowIfy Mordi - University of GlasgowMargaret McEntegart - Golden Jubilee National HospitalMark Petrie - Golden Jubilee National HospitalHany Eteiba - Golden Jubilee National HospitalStuart Hood - Golden Jubilee National HospitalStuart Watkins - Golden Jubilee National HospitalMitchell Lindsay - Golden Jubilee National HospitalAhmed Mahrous - University of GlasgowAleksandra Radjenovic - University of GlasgowIan Ford - University of GlasgowNiko Tzemos - University of GlasgowKeith Oldroyd - Golden Jubilee National HospitalColin Berry - University of Glasgow
- Publication Details
- Journal of the American College of Cardiology, Vol.65(10), pp.A171-A171
- Publisher
- Elsevier Limited
- Identifiers
- 9930909508331
- Academic Unit
- Umm Al Qura University
- Language
- English
- Resource Type
- Journal article