Higher carotid artery temperature is associated with increased cardiovascular event rate. Results from two-year follow-up of a multicenter study

G Benetos; K Toutouzas; G Oikonomou; I Koutagiar; M Karmpalioti; N Barampoutis; P Davlouros; E. Siores; P Sfikakis; D Tousoulis

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Higher carotid artery temperature is associated with increased cardiovascular event rate. Results from two-year follow-up of a multicenter study

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Higher carotid artery temperature is associated with increased cardiovascular event rate. Results from two-year follow-up of a multicenter study

G Benetos, K Toutouzas, G Oikonomou, I Koutagiar, M Karmpalioti, N Barampoutis, P Davlouros, E. Siores, P Sfikakis and D Tousoulis

European Heart Journal, Vol.39(supp 1), P1707

28/08/2018

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1093/eurheartj/ehy565.p1707

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Cardiology and Cardiovascular Medicine

carotid arteries

follow-up

temperature

cardiovascular event

Health and Medicine

Internal Medicine

Introduction: The association of inflammation with prognosis in atherosclerosis is well recognized. Microwave radiometry (MWR) allows the noninvasive assessment of the internal temperature of carotid arteries, reflecting inflammation.

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Title: Higher carotid artery temperature is associated with increased cardiovascular event rate. Results from two-year follow-up of a multicenter study
Creators - without role: G Benetos - Hippocration General Hospital
K Toutouzas - Hippocration General Hospital
G Oikonomou - Hippocration General Hospital
I Koutagiar - Hippocration General Hospital
M Karmpalioti - Hippocration General Hospital
N Barampoutis - General University Hospital of Patras
P Davlouros - General University Hospital of Patras
E. Siores
P Sfikakis - Laiko General Hospital of Athens
D Tousoulis - Hippocration General Hospital
Publication Details: European Heart Journal, Vol.39(supp 1), P1707
Publisher: Oxford University Press (OUP)
Identifiers: 999454008841; 1522-9645
Academic Unit: Institute for Materials Research and Innovation
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article
Comment: Paper from Special Issue suppl_1, August 2018 ESC Congress 2018 25 - 29 August Munich, Germany
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Higher carotid artery temperature is associated with increased cardiovascular event rate. Results from two-year follow-up of a multicenter study

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