Chronobiologic Aspects of Ischemic Coronary Artery Disease
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概要
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Convincing evidence is now available suggesting that several unfavorable cardiovascular events respect a well-defined diurnal pattern in their occurrence. In particular, ischemic heart disease has been widely investigated, and many data indicate a constellation of underlying risk factors whose temporal coincidence might act as triggering factors in the occurrence of acute events. In this paper, the recent knowledge concerning both epidemiology of ischemic heart disease and potentially favoring factors are reviewed from a chronobiological point of view.
- International Heart Journal刊行会の論文
著者
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MANFREDINI Roberto
First Institute of Internal Medicine, University of Ferrara
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GALLERANI Massimo
Emergency Department, St Anna Hospital
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PORTALUPPI Francesco
First Institute of Internal Medicine, University of Ferrara
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SALMI Raffaella
Second Medical Department, St Anna Hospital
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CHIERICI Franco
First Institute of Internal Medicine, University of Ferrara
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TASSI Adriana
First Institute of Internal Medicine, University of Ferrara
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RIZZIOLI Emanuela
First Institute of Internal Medicine, University of Ferrara
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NOTARSTEFANO Pasquale
First Institute of Internal Medicine, University of Ferrara
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RISICHELLA Isidoro
First Institute of Internal Medicine, University of Ferrara
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MIRIZIO Anna
First Institute of Internal Medicine, University of Ferrara
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FERSINI Carmelo
First Institute of Internal Medicine, University of Ferrara
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