Hypertrophy at ECG and its regression during treatment survey (HEART survey). Rationale, design and baseline characteristics of patients.

Paolo Verdecchia; Peter Sleight; Fausto Avanzini; Giovanni de Simone; Sergio Pede; Francesco Perticone; Giuseppe Schillaci; Diego Vanuzzo; Fabio Angeli; Gianpaolo Reboldi; Aldo Maggioni

Hypertrophy at ECG and its regression during treatment survey (HEART survey). Rationale, design and baseline characteristics of patients.

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The HEART Survey will examine the prognostic value of baseline ECG LVH and of its regression over time in a wide population of hypertensive patients.

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