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Role of global strain of right ventricle by 2-D speckle tracking (RVGS) and longitudinal strain of free lateral wall (RV-fwLS) in predicting prognosis in chronic heart failure.

28 August 2016 (15:56 - 16:03)
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Doctor Dario Grande

ASL of Bari, Bari (Italy)

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