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OP-018 INCREASED EPICARDIAL FAT THICKNESS IS ASSOCIATED WITH LOW GRADE SYSTEMIC INFLAMMATION IN METABOLIC SYNDROME

✍ Scribed by Tok, D.; Kadife, İ.; Turak, O.; Özcan, F.; Başar, N.; Çağlı, K.; Aras, D.; Topaloğlu, S.; Aydoğdu, S.

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