In CRT-D patients reverse remodeling and occurrence of VT/VF episodes, but not defibrillator therapies, are determinants of death or HF hospitalization risk.

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In CRT-D patients reverse remodeling and occurrence of VT/VF episodes, but not defibrillator therapies, are determinants of death or HF hospitalization risk.

Session: Poster session 6 - Cardiac resynchronisation therapy

Topic: Resynchronisation therapy

Speaker: Doctor M. Landolina (Crema, IT)

Event: ESC Congress 2017

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Doctor Maurizio Landolina

Maggiore Hospital of Crema, Crema (Italy)

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Poster session 6 - Cardiac resynchronisation therapy

Speakers: Doctor M. Landolina, Associate Professor A. Darma, Doctor A. Beela, Doctor K. Nakasuka, Doctor M. Trucco...

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26 August - 30 August 2017

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