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2017
Hypertension is a chronic disease affecting eight out of ten over 65 years. Current medical systems focus on the monitoring of the hypertensive patient and, in some cases, on the diagnosis, making the doctor-patient communication more direct. However, these systems have a rigid structure that does not adapt neither to the patient’s real needs nor to ...
Alberto de Ramón-Fernández +5 more
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Hipertension in Alzheimer's dementia

European journal of neurology, 2007
Dementia is a growing problem of modern society causing significant percentage of morbidity and mortality in elderly people. Two major causes of dementia are vascular diseases and Alzheimer's disease. Recently it has been suggested that vascular dementia and Alzheimer's dementia might overlap in many aspects.
Morović, Sandra, Lisak, Marijana
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Consideraciones hemodinamicas en la hipertension pulmonar

Archivos De Bronconeumologia, 1981
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