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Let’s talk about sex... and cardiac arrhythmias - Conclusion

Session: Let’s talk about sex... and cardiac arrhythmias

Topic: Ventricular Arrhythmias and SCD - Pathophysiology and Mechanisms

Speaker: Professor S. Ernst (London, GB)

Event: EHRA 2018

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Professor Sabine Ernst

Royal Brompton Hospital, London (United Kingdom of Great Britain & Northern Ireland)

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Let’s talk about sex... and cardiac arrhythmias - Introduction

Speaker: Ms C. Swart (Amsterdam, NL)

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Basic science evidence of gender differences relevant to sudden cardiac death and cardiac arrhythmia

Speaker: Professor H. Den Ruijter (Utrecht, NL)

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ESCAPE-Net: what will we learn from 90.000 sudden cardiac death patients?

Speaker: Doctor H. Tan (Amsterdam, NL)

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Access to care - Do women get the same deal?

Speaker: Doctor I. Oving (Amsterdam, NL)

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What does the consensus document say?

Speaker: Professor C. Linde (Stockholm, SE)

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Let’s talk about sex... and cardiac arrhythmias

Speakers: Professor S. Ernst, Ms C. Swart, Professor H. Den Ruijter, Doctor H. Tan, Doctor I. Oving...

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EHRA 2018

18 March - 20 March 2018

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Let’s talk about sex... and cardiac arrhythmias - Conclusion

About the speaker

Professor Sabine Ernst

5 more presentations in this session

Let’s talk about sex... and cardiac arrhythmias - Introduction

Basic science evidence of gender differences relevant to sudden cardiac death and cardiac arrhythmia

ESCAPE-Net: what will we learn from 90.000 sudden cardiac death patients?

Access to care - Do women get the same deal?

What does the consensus document say?

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Let’s talk about sex... and cardiac arrhythmias

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EHRA 2018

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