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What do the data say about stroke prevention and renal impairment?

25 August 2018 (15:35 - 16:05)
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Congress Presentation Part of: Translating real world evidence into your clinical practice for your multi-morbid patient Prevention Open Access ESC Congress 2018

About the speakers

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Associate Professor Jan Beyer-Westendorf

Heart Centre Dresden - Dresden Technical University Hospital, Dresden (Germany)

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Professor Reinhold Kreutz

Charité - University Medicine Berlin, Berlin (Germany)

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Professor Craig Coleman

University of Connecticut, Storrs (United States of America)

5 More presentations in this session

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Welcome and opening - Translating real world evidence into your clinical practice for your multi-morbid patient
Doctor M. Patel (Durham, US)
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Discussion - What are the clinical implications of the data for your patients with renal impairment?
Doctor C. Ruff (Boston, US) Doctor M. Patel (Durham, US)
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How can stroke prevention be improved in the elderly?
Professor K. Fox (Edinburgh, GB) Doctor J. Cox (Halifax, CA)
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Discussion - What are the clinical implications for your elderly patients?
Doctor M. Patel (Durham, US) Doctor C. Ruff (Boston, US)
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Closing remarks - Translating real world evidence into your clinical practice for your multi-morbid patient
Doctor C. Ruff (Boston, US)
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Translating real world evidence into your clinical practice for your multi-morbid patient

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ESC Congress 2018

25 August 2018 15:35 CET

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