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What are the modern cardiovascular risk indicators and how should ObGyns be using them in their practice?
Dr. Schnatz comments on his latest research regarding breast arterial calcifications (BACs), how BACs may serve as a cardiovascular risk indicator, and how clinicians should proceed when a patient has one or more CV risk factors.
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Peter F. Schnatz, DO

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Dr. Schnatz comments on his latest research regarding breast arterial calcifications (BACs), how BACs may serve as a cardiovascular risk indicator, and how clinicians should proceed when a patient has one or more CV risk factors.
Dr. Schnatz comments on his latest research regarding breast arterial calcifications (BACs), how BACs may serve as a cardiovascular risk indicator, and how clinicians should proceed when a patient has one or more CV risk factors.

The video associated with this article is no longer available on this site. Please view all of our videos on the MDedge YouTube channel

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What are the modern cardiovascular risk indicators and how should ObGyns be using them in their practice?
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