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Predicting heart failure transition and progression: a weighted risk score from bio-humoral, cardiopulmonary and echocardiographic stress testing

12 December 2020 (08:00 - 08:06)
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Congress Presentation Part of: Live Abstract Presentations - Bad prognosticators: fibrosis and more Stress Echocardiography EACVI Premium Access EACVI - Best of Imaging 2020

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Assistant Professor Nicola Riccardo Pugliese

Pisa University Hospital, Pisa (Italy)

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Live Abstract Presentations - Bad prognosticators: fibrosis and more

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EACVI - Best of Imaging 2020

12 December 2020 08:00 CET
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