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Contemporary risk estimates of three
HbA1c variables in relation to heart
failure following diagnosis of type 2
diabetes
Congenital heart disease
Survival adjusted cancer risks
attributable to radiation exposure
from cardiac catheterisations in
children
Proarrhythmic remodelling of the
right ventricle in a porcine model of
repaired tetralogy of Fallot
Education in Heart
Mitochondrial disease and the heart
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S C Inglis, R A Clark, R Dierckx, D Prieto-Merino,
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331 The long and unfinished journey of
hyperglycaemia and heart failure research
258 KEarly
surgery versus watchful waiting for
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asymptomatic severe aortic valve stenosis: a
hot topic for the
past 20
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333 Understanding
sudden
death
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Fallot: from bedside to bench
S Seslar, M Robinson
260 Is long-standing pulmonary regurgitation that
deleterious? Some lessons from the past
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335 Graphics and statistics for cardiology: survival
analysis
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262 ‘End-stage’ heart failure therapy: potential
lessons from congenital heart disease: from
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arterydisease
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heart
communication
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341 Survival
adjusted to
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361 Pre-procedural
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is associated
with elevated
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patients
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cardiomyopathy
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307 Evolving antithrombotic treatment patterns for
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390 Mitochondrial
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