Clinical screening of family members of sudden unexplained death young victims under age 45

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Clinical screening of family members of sudden unexplained death young victims under age 45

Session: Prediction of sudden death: do we have a crystal ball?

Topic: Sudden death / resuscitation

Speaker: Professor V. Probst (Nantes, FR)

Event: ESC Congress 2016

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Professor Vincent Probst

University Hospital of Nantes, Nantes (France)

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State of the art in prediction of sudden death

Speaker: Professor P. Schwartz (Cusano Milanino, IT)

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A risk score model to predict events in Brugada syndrome

Speaker: Doctor J. Sieira Rodriguez-Moret (Brussels, BE)

Impact of gender on risk predictive power of periodic repolarization dynamics

Speaker: Doctor K. Rizas (Munich, DE)

Future direction for research in risk stratification for sudden death

Speaker: Professor E. Marijon (Paris, FR)

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Prediction of sudden death: do we have a crystal ball?

Speakers: Professor V. Probst, Professor P. Schwartz, Doctor J. Sieira Rodriguez-Moret, Doctor K. Rizas, Professor E. Marijon

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ESC Congress 2016

27 August - 31 August 2016

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Clinical screening of family members of sudden unexplained death young victims under age 45

About the speaker

Professor Vincent Probst

4 more presentations in this session

State of the art in prediction of sudden death

A risk score model to predict events in Brugada syndrome

Impact of gender on risk predictive power of periodic repolarization dynamics

Future direction for research in risk stratification for sudden death

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Prediction of sudden death: do we have a crystal ball?

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ESC Congress 2016

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