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The heart of the matter: sleep disordered breathing
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Nocturnal hypertension, nondipping phenomenon and target organ damage in osa patients - the bad and the worse
R. Cherneva, O. Georgiev, D. Petrova, R. Bilyukov, T. Mondeshki, E. Manov (Sofia, Bulgaria)
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Annual Congress 2013 –The heart of the matter: sleep disordered breathing
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The heart of the matter: sleep disordered breathing
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Thematic Poster Session
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2562
Disease area:
Pulmonary vascular diseases, Sleep and breathing disorders
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R. Cherneva, O. Georgiev, D. Petrova, R. Bilyukov, T. Mondeshki, E. Manov (Sofia, Bulgaria). Nocturnal hypertension, nondipping phenomenon and target organ damage in osa patients - the bad and the worse. Eur Respir J 2013; 42: Suppl. 57, 2562
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