The use of stellate ganglion block in the management of electrical storm reduces VA burden by 92% and completely excludes the need for general anesthesia

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The use of stellate ganglion block in the management of electrical storm reduces VA burden by 92% and completely excludes the need for general anesthesia

Session: Poster Session 5 - Acute coronary syndrome treatment

Topic: Cardiac Care Unit (CCU), Intensive, and Critical Cardiovascular Care

Speaker: Doctor O. Jiravsky (Trinec, CZ)

Event: ESC Congress 2019

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Doctor Otakar Jiravsky

Hospital Podlesi, Trinec (Czechia)

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