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COMBINE OCT and FFR assessment of non culprit lesions to better predict adverse event outcomes in diabetes mellitus patients. Rationale, design and initial OCT results

Session: Diagnostic modalities in stable CAD
Topic: Angina pectoris stable
Speaker: Doctor E. Kedhi (Brussels, BE)
Event: ESC Congress 2017

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Doctor Elvin Kedhi

Erasme Hospital, Brussels (Belgium)
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Diagnostic modalities in stable CAD

Speakers: Doctor E. Kedhi, Doctor H. Takahashi, Doctor D. Akkan, Doctor A. Lisowska, Doctor P. Rudzinski...
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