Search Results - "Zapantiotis, D"

Hair cortisol concentration, a biomarker of stress, is gradually increased in patients with acute myocardial infarction before the acute episode by Kosmas, N, Simitsis, P, Zapantiotis, D, Rallidis, L S

“…Abstract Background/Introduction Chronic stress is considered to be an important element of residual cardiovascular risk and modern guidelines recommend its…”
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Gradually increased stress levels in the days leading to an acute myocardial infarction, detected by a new biomarker-based approach by Kosmas, N, Zapantiotis, D, Kitridis, D, Kiouri, E, Rallidis, L S

“…Abstract Background Stress has been recognized as a cardiovascular risk factor that aside from triggering acute coronary syndromes (acute stress), could also…”
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The role of peak NT-proBNP/peak cardiac troponin T ratio obtained within 3 days of admission to discriminate Takotsubo from acute coronary syndrome by Rallidis, L, Kosmas, N, Iordanidis, D, Kiouri, E, Zapantiotis, D, Samiotis, E, Varounis, C, Filippatos, G

“…Abstract Background Takotsubo syndrome (TS) is not usually diagnosed until a patient with suspected acute coronary syndrome (ACS) is found to have no…”
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Almost 1 in 2 patients with acute coronary syndrome are extremely high-risk and potential candidates for in-hospital triple lipid-lowering therapy: data from the CALLINICUS-Hellas Registry by Rallidis, L, Kalogeras, P, Leventis, I, Tsamoulis, D, Tasoulas, D, Zapantiotis, D, Kalantzis, C, Malkots, B, Bouratzis, V, Delakis, I, Potoupni, V, Eleutheriou, D, Daios, S, Papathanasiou, K, Vlachopoulos, C

“…Abstract Introduction The great heterogeneity of acute coronary syndrome (ACS) patients in the risk for cardiovascular events recurrence, prompted a recent…”
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