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Rapid fire debate: Controversies in the management of past-cardiac arrest syndrome in patients presenting without persistent ST elevation - Ischaemia, ischaemia, ischaemia, I would still cath early!

13 March 2021 (21:09 - 21:17)
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Congress Presentation Part of: Inching closer to the ideal cardiac intensive care: what can we learn from transatlantic differences in education, staffing and clinical practice models? Acute Cardiac Care ACVC Premium Access ACVC 2021

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Professor Kristin Newby

Duke University Medical Center, Durham (United States of America)

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Inching closer to the ideal cardiac intensive care: what can we learn from transatlantic differences in education, staffing and clinical practice models? Discussion.

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13 March 2021 21:09 CET

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