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Increased myocardial oxygen demand is associated with impaired left ventricular strain in patients with morbid obesity referred for bariatric surgery

Session: Poster session 5 - Echocardiography: Systolic and Diastolic Function
Topic: Systolic and Diastolic Function
Speaker: Doctor L. Grymyr (Bergen, NO)
Event: EuroEcho 2019

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Doctor Lisa Marie Dale Grymyr

Haukeland University Hospital, Bergen (Norway)
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Poster session 5 - Echocardiography: Systolic and Diastolic Function

Speakers: Doctor L. Grymyr, Mr K. Nakamura, Mr C. Aristizabal Duque, Doctor V. Meledin, Miss N. Seidova...
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4 December - 7 December 2019

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