Existence of microalbuminuria during evolution of acute coronary syndrome is a powerful short-term and long-term prognostic factor

por Acuna, J Garcia, Babarro, E Gonzalez, Lago, A Lopez, Villanueva, J Fernandez, De Lange, S, Feijoo, M Gutierrez, Juanatey, J Gonzalez
Publicado 2008

Influence of first glycemia determination in acute coronary syndrome: long-term prognosis

por Babarro, E Gonzalez, Acuna, J Garcia, Lago, A Lopez, Villanueva, J Fernanadez, De Lange, S, Feijoo, M Gutierrez, Juanatey, J Gonzalez
Publicado 2008

The reduction of the glomerular filtration rate and the presence of microalbuminuria at the moment of admittance reduce the prognostics of patients with an acute coronary syndrome

por Lago, A Lopez, Acuña, J Garcia, De Lange, S, Babarro, E González, Herter, M Jaquet, Assi, E Abu, Cendon, A Amaro, Alvárez, M Santás, Juanatey, J González
Publicado 2007

Anaemia at the moment of admittance is associated with higher heart failure and mortality among patients with acute coronary syndrome

por Acuña, J Garcia, Lago, A López, Babarro, E González, Alvarez, B Cid, Assi, E Abu, Herter, M Jaquet, Cendon, A Amaro, Alvarez, M Santás, De Lange, S, Juanatey, J González
Publicado 2007

Cystatin C in the prognostic stratification of patients with an acute coronary syndrome

por Lago, A Lopez, Babarro, E González, Acuña, J García, De Lange, S, Assi, E Abu, Pérez, R Vidal, Alvarez, M Santás, Herter, M Jaquet, Alvárez, B Cid, Juanatey, J González
Publicado 2007