Predictors and clinical outcomes of slow flow phenomenon in diabetic patients with chronic coronary syndrome

Serum triglyceride levels, BMI, NLR, and high blood glucose levels at the time of catheterization were independent predictors of CSF in diabetic patients. MACE levels were higher in diabetic patients with CSF.

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BMC Cardiovascular Disorders
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2024-09-27
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12872-024-04164-8
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Heart Rate Variability and Autonomic Control
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Predictors and clinical outcomes of slow flow phenomenon in diabetic patients with chronic coronary syndrome

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Predictors and clinical outcomes of slow flow phenomenon in diabetic patients with chronic coronary syndrome

Ayman Elsheikh, Mohamed Khalfallah, Mohamed A. Khalil
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Abstract

Serum triglyceride levels, BMI, NLR, and high blood glucose levels at the time of catheterization were independent predictors of CSF in diabetic patients. MACE levels were higher in diabetic patients with CSF.

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