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Clinical Data: Male, 56 years old
MEDICAL
HTA
Dyslipidemia Smoking: 40 PY (activ) Sleep apnea
Chronic lumbar pain
SURGICAL
None
Treatment
Statine, Clopidogrel, ACEI, Ca Antagonists
Shooting date : 2017-09-06
Last update : 2017-10-20
Last update : 2017-10-20
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