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Protective effects of MCI-186 on transplantation of bone marrow stromal cells in rat ischemic stroke model by SHEN, L.H, YE, M, DING, X.S, HAN, Q, ZHANG, C, LIU, X.F, HUANG, H, WU, E.B, HUANG, H.F, GU, X.S

“…Graphical abstract Highlights ► MCI-186 may protect cultured BMSCs from simulated ischemia/reperfusion injury. ► MCI-186 may ameliorate poor environments of…”
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O110 Does ischemic etiology of heart failure imply a worse long-term clinical outcome after cardiac resynchronization therapy? by Zhang, Q, Fung, J.W.H, Chan, J.Y.S, Yip, G, Chan, C.K, Lam, Y.Y, Liang, Y.J, Wu, E.B, Yu, C.M

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P4292Prolonged dual antiplatelet therapy did not affect survival after left main artery stenting (Hong Kong Left Main Stenting Registry) by Tsui, P.T., Chan, C.L., Chan, K.C., Cheung, C.Y., Tam, L.W., Lee, K.Y., Tsui, K.L., Jim, M.H., Wu, E.B., Chan, Y.H., Wong, M.L., Tse, T.S.

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A simple score for predicting coronary artery disease in patients with chest pain by Wu, E.B., Hodson, F., Chambers, J.B.

“…Background: We have previously derived a chest pain score by comparing those with and without coronary artery disease on angiography, which was subsequently…”
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Arterialized venous blood potassium during exercise and its relationship with ST segment changes in syndrome X by Wu, E.B., Chambers, J.B.

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A chest pain score for stratifying the risk of coronary artery disease in patients having day case coronary angiography by Wu, E.B., Smeeton, N., Chambers, J.B.

“…‘Typical’ or ‘atypical’ are universally used descriptions of chest pain, but they are limited by subjectivity. This study tested the ability of a…”
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Plasma sialic acid and coronary artery atheromatous load in patients with stable chest pain by Wu, E.B, Lumb, P, Chambers, J.B, Crook, M.A

“…Serum or plasma sialic acid and C-reactive protein have recently been shown to be cardiovascular risk factors. Our aim was to determine whether plasma sialic…”
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Are oesophageal disorders a common cause of chest pain despite normal coronary anatomy? by Wu, E.B., Cooke, R., Anggiansah, A., Owen, W., Chambers, J.B.

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