In our early research1 regarding the hemorheological pattern in patients with acute myocardial infarction (AMI) with a mean age of 61.45 + 10.99 years, we showed that the major hemorheological parameters were almost normalized 2 weeks after the acute event. In the last decade, we focused on hemorheological parameters in juvenile myocardial infarction (JMI), defined as AMI in patients aged 45 years, in the ‘‘Sicilian study on juvenile myocardial infarction’’.
Caimi, G., Lo Presti, R., Andolina, G., Hopps, E. (2016). Short-Term Prognosis of Juvenile Myocardial Infarction: Role of Plasma Viscosity. ANGIOLOGY, 67(9), 799-801 [10.1177/0003319715626065].
Short-Term Prognosis of Juvenile Myocardial Infarction: Role of Plasma Viscosity
CAIMI, Gregorio;LO PRESTI, Rosalia;HOPPS, Eugenia
2016-01-01
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In our early research1 regarding the hemorheological pattern in patients with acute myocardial infarction (AMI) with a mean age of 61.45 + 10.99 years, we showed that the major hemorheological parameters were almost normalized 2 weeks after the acute event. In the last decade, we focused on hemorheological parameters in juvenile myocardial infarction (JMI), defined as AMI in patients aged 45 years, in the ‘‘Sicilian study on juvenile myocardial infarction’’.
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