NZ Cardiology Research Review Issue 125
‘In this issue:
– BP in adolescence and atherosclerosis in middle age
– Long-term changes in ventricular function in marathon runners
– Antihypertensive treatment protects against cardiovascular risk in young adults
– High-sensitivity cardiac troponin I and risk of dementia
– Association of AEA with cognitive decline and cerebrovascular disease
– Trends in first hospitalisations for ACS by ethnicity in NZ
– Long-term recurrence of AF/flutter after ablation
– Caffeinated coffee consumption and recurrent AF
– Impact of ablation timing on clinical outcomes in patients with AF
– Assessment of adverse effects attributed to statins in product labels
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Professor Alexander Sasse
Professor Alexander Sasse is Consultant Cardiologist in the Cardiology Department at Wellington Hospital/ CCDHB and Director of Cardiac Imaging. His clinical interests include the various modalities of cardiac imaging, structural heart disease, general cardiology and the prevention of stroke. He went to Medical School and did his training in Germany (Bonn/Aachen) and has been a […]
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