Carvedilol Achieves Higher Hemodynamic Response and Lower Rebleeding Rates Than Propranolol in Secondary Prophylaxis
Mathias Jachs(Medical University of Vienna), Thomas Reiberger(ERN GUARD-Heart), Michael Schwarz(Medical University of Vienna), Benedikt Simbrunner(Austrian Academy of Sciences), Lukas Hartl(Medical University of Vienna), Bernhard Scheiner(Medical University of Vienna), Matthias Pinter(Medical University of Vienna), Rafael Paternostro(Medical University of Vienna), Nikolaus Pfisterer(Medical University of Vienna), Benedikt Hofer(Medical University of Vienna), Albert Friedrich Stättermayer(Medical University of Vienna), Michael Trauner(Medical University of Vienna), Mattias Mandorfer(Medical University of Vienna), Lorenz Balcar(Medical University of Vienna), David Bauer(Austrian Academy of Sciences)
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