ESC 365 - Therapeutic strategies and health costs of patients admitted for an atherothrombotic cardiovascular event in a community setting of nearly 3,000,000 subjects

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Therapeutic strategies and health costs of patients admitted for an atherothrombotic cardiovascular event in a community setting of nearly 3,000,000 subjects

Session: Registries scores and outcomes

Topic: Public health and health policy

Speaker: Professor A. Maggioni (Florence, IT)

Event: ESC Congress 2016

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Professor Aldo Pietro Maggioni

Heart Care Foundation, Florence (Italy)

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Registries scores and outcomes

Speakers: Professor A. Maggioni, Professor S. Pocock, Professor B. Lindahl, Assistant Professor A. Mazzanti, Professor J. Januzzi...

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27 August - 31 August 2016

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