Brachial-Ankle Pulse Wave Velocity Is an Independent Risk Factor for Microalbuminuria in Patients with Essential Hypertension-A Japanese Trial on the Prognostic Implication of Pulse Wave Velocity (J-TOPP)
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概要
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- 2006-07-01
著者
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Yoshinaga Kaoru
Division Of Hypertension And Cardiology Tohoku Rosai Hospital
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MUNAKATA Masanori
Preventive Medical Center, Tohoku Rosai Hospital
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NUNOKAWA Tohru
Division of Hypertension and Cardiology, Tohoku Rosai Hospital
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TOYOTA Takayoshi
Preventive Medical Center, Tohoku Rosai Hospital
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Nunokawa Toru
Division of Hypertension and Cardiology, Tohoku Rosai Hospital
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Toyota Takayoshi
Preventive Medical Center Tohoku Rosai Hospital
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Nunokawa Toru
Division Of Hypertension And Cardiology Tohoku Rosai Hospital
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Nunokawa Tohru
Division Of Hypertension And Cardiology Tohoku University Graduate School Of Medicine
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Munakata Masanori
Preventive Medical Center Tohoku Rosai Hospital
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Munakata Masanori
Preventive Medical Center
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