Cross-sectional analysis of baseline data to identify the major determinants of carotid intima-media thickness in a European population: the IMPROVE study.
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S. Humphries | A. Smit | R. Rauramaa | A. Hamsten | U. de Faire | E. Grossi | E. Mannarino | F. Veglia | D. Baldassarre | E. Tremoli | P. Giral | K. Nyyssönen | R. Paoletti | K. Nyyssönen
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