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Anomalous right ventricle – guess the diagnosis!

27 May 2017 (09:38 - 09:46)
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Congress Presentation Part of: Case session 3 Cardiac Magnetic Resonance EACVI Premium Access EuroCMR 2017

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Professor Nomeda Valeviciene

Vilnius (Lithuania)

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Role of cmr in uhl’s anomaly; from diagnosis to decision making
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An unusual finding in a young athlete at pre-participation screening
Associate Professor E. Cavarretta (Rome, IT)
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The artefact that set the diagnosis
Doctor M. Boutsikou (Athens, GR)
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