ESC 365 - Drivers of persistent atrial fibrillation: do focal or rotational regions differ in their stability over time?

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Drivers of persistent atrial fibrillation: do focal or rotational regions differ in their stability over time?

Session: The basic science of arrhythmias - Mechanisms and Pathophysiology

Topic: Mechanisms of arrhythmias

Speaker: Doctor R. Navara (San Francisco, US)

Event: ESC Congress 2017

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Doctor Rachita Navara

SafeBeat Rx Inc., San Francisco (United States of America)

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The basic science of arrhythmias - Mechanisms and Pathophysiology

Speakers: Doctor R. Navara, Mr L. de Vries, Doctor J. Wieczorek, Miss K. Webb, Doctor M. Midei...

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26 August - 30 August 2017

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