The role of N terminal - pro brain natriuretic peptide and red cell distribution width in assessing the clinical outcome of patients with heart failure with preserved ejection fraction Vs Heart failure with reduced ejection fracture - comparative study

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TextSeries: M.D General MedicinePublication details: Puducherry MGMCRI 2024Description: xii, 107p. Hard BoundSubject(s):

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Dr. Siva Ranganathan Green
Professor, Department of General Medicine

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