Felicita Andreotti, M.D., Ph.D., Ignatios Ikonomidis, M.D., Stefano Sdringola, M.D., and Petros Nihoyannopoulos, M.D.

Dr. Andreotti is from the Divisions of Cardiology, Catholic University, Rome. Dr. Ikonomidis works at Patras University, GR. Dr. Sdringola is from the University of Texas Houston and Dr. Nihoyannopoulos is from Imperial College, London, UK.

Drs. Andreotti, Ikonomidis, Sdringola, and Nihoyannopoulos report no commercial conflict of interest.

Release Date: 10/01/1999
Termination Date: 10/01/2003

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