ESC 365 - The impact of the capability of impaired myocardial fatty acid uptake to predict vulnerable patients post myocardial infarction

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The impact of the capability of impaired myocardial fatty acid uptake to predict vulnerable patients post myocardial infarction

Session: Poster session 7 - Long-term out come after myocardial infarction

Topic: Post infarction period

Speaker: Doctor S. Fukuzawa (Funabashi, JP)

Event: ESC Congress 2016

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Doctor Shigeru Fukuzawa

Funabashi Municipal Medical Center, Funabashi (Japan)

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Poster session 7 - Long-term out come after myocardial infarction

Speakers: Doctor S. Fukuzawa, Doctor L. Smedegaard, Doctor O. Alabas, Professor H. Bueno, Professor H. Bueno...

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27 August - 31 August 2016

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