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Assessment of cardiovascular risk in waiting-listed renal transplant patients: a single center experience in 558 cases
Clinical Transplantation, 06/30/09
Leonardi G et al. - It is suggested that not increased cardiovascular event or deaths rates in the high-risk group reflect early coronary lesion detection and correction. Since 55.9% of cardiovascular events or deaths occurred in the negative group more than 24 months after the DMS, its mandatory repetition every two yr after a negative finding is recommended.
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