АНТИТРОМБОТИЧЕСКАЯ ТЕРАПИЯ В ПОЖИЛОМ И СТАРЧЕСКОМ ВОЗРАСТЕ: СОГЛАСОВАННОЕ МНЕНИЕ ЭКСПЕРТОВ

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Председатель: д.м.н., профессор Ткачева О. Н.

Заместитель председателя: д.м.н. Рунихина  Н. К.

Члены рабочей группы: д.м.н. Воробьева  Н. М., д.м.н. Комаров  А. Л., д.м.н., профессор Котовская Ю. В., д.м.н., профессор Панченко Е. П., к.м.н. Плохова Е. В., д.м.н., профессор Фролова  Е. В., д.м.н. Явелов И. С.

Комитет экспертов: профессор Аверков О. В. (Москва),  профессор Архипов М. В. (Екатеринбург), профессор Баранова Е. И. (Санкт-Петербург), член-корр. РАН Барбараш О. Л. (Кемерово), член- корр. РАН Бойцов С. А. (Москва),  профессор Болотнова Т. В. (Тюмень), профессор Галявич А. С. (Казань), д.м.н. Гиляров М. Ю. (Москва),  профессор Глезер М. Г. (Москва),  профессор Гринштейн Ю. И. (Красноярск), д.м.н. Дупляков  Д. В. (Самара), профессор Захарова Н. О. (Самара), д.м.н. Ильницкий  А. Н. (Москва),  профессор Караева  Е. В. (Тверь), академик  РАН Кириенко  А. И. (Москва), профессор Кобалава Ж. Д. (Москва),  профессор Козиолова Н. А. (Пермь),  профессор Конради  А. О. (Санкт-Петербург), д.м.н. Линчак Р. М. (Москва),  профессор Новикова Н. А. (Москва),  академик РАН Оганов Р. Г. (Москва),  профессор Павлова  Т. В. (Самара), профессор Прощаев К. И. (Москва), профессор Руда М. Я. (Москва),  профессор Терещенко С. Н. (Москва),  профессор Фомин И. В. (Нижний Новгород), профессор Чесникова А. И. (Ростов-на-Дону), профессор Якушин С. С. (Рязань).

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