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The prothrombotic nature of diabetes

3 September 2019 (13:05 - 13:15)
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Congress Presentation Part of: Confronting cardiovascular risk in patients with diabetes - Spotlight on dual antiplatelet therapy (EBAC Accredited) Treatment ESC Premium Access ESC Congress 2019

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Professor Kausik K Ray

Imperial College London, London (United Kingdom of Great Britain & Northern Ireland)

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Welcome and introduction
Professor P. Steg (Paris, FR)
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Current practice of dual antiplatelet therapy in patients with diabetes
Professor H. Darius (Berlin, DE)
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Recent data and future direction on dual antiplatelet therapy in patients with diabetes
Professor P. Steg (Paris, FR)
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Discussion
Doctor M. Bonaca (Aurora, US) Professor P. Steg (Paris, FR) Professor K. Ray (London, GB) Professor H. Darius (Berlin, DE)
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Summary and close
Doctor M. Bonaca (Aurora, US)

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3 September 2019 13:05 CET
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