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Session: Prolonged rhythm monitoring is not enough for stroke prevention - the need for qualified judgement
Topic: Stroke Prevention
Speaker: Professor R. Passman (Chicago, US)
Event: EHRA 2022

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Professor Rod Passman

Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Chicago (United States of America)
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Speakers: Professor R. Passman, Doctor T. Glotzer, Professor R. Hatala, Professor G. Ntaios
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EHRA 2022

3 April - 5 April 2022

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