ESC 365 - Favorable long-term mortality profile in nyha iii/iv patients treated with cardiac contractility modulation (CCM)

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Favorable long-term mortality profile in nyha iii/iv patients treated with cardiac contractility modulation (CCM)

Session: Clinical Forum - Sat. 21 May 08:30 - Sun. 22 May 18:00

Topic: Devices / Artificial heart / CRT / ICD

Speaker: Professor D. Burkhoff (New York, US)

Event: HEART FAILURE 2016

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Professor Daniel Burkhoff

Cardiovascular Research Foundation, New York (United States of America)

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Clinical Forum - Sat. 21 May 08:30 - Sun. 22 May 18:00

Speakers: Professor D. Burkhoff, Associate Professor D. D'Amario, Professor V. Mitrovic, Professor M. Komajda, Mrs U. Theidel...

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HEART FAILURE 2016

21 May - 24 May 2016

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