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Vol 12, Supp. B (2017)
Praca na konkurs pt. "Terapia skojarzona"
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Influence of non-classical cardiovascular risk factors on the choice of hypotensive and lipid-lowering therapy

Anna Ryś, Karolina Semczuk, Bartosz Krzowski, Anna E. Płatek, Filip M. Szymański

Abstract

Cardiovascular risk assessment in clinical practice isessential. It affects treatment methods of cardiovascular diseases
in patients. Recommended tools such as POL-SCORE do not take into account the clinical picture of all the patients.
The clinical case shows that the use of nonclassical elements of risk factors in clinical practice changes the scheme of
action undertaken so far.

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