Cardiac toxicity associated with HCV direct antiviral agents Heart in HCV DAAs therapy

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Claudio Ucciferri
Alessandro Occhionero
Jacopo Vecchiet
Katia Falasca

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Heart, arrhythmias, DAAs, adverse events, HCV

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