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Continuing development of cryo, what have we learned in our first year?

4 April 2022 (17:10 - 17:25)
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Congress Presentation Part of: A climate change in the atrial fibrillation world: Lightning Electroporation or Freezing Cryo Phenomena Rhythm Control, Catheter Ablation Open Access EHRA 2022

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Professor Roland Tilz

University Heart Center, Luebeck (Germany)

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Introduction: a climate change in the atrial fibrillation world.
Professor S. Willems (Hamburg, DE)
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Can pulsed field ablation meet all your needs?
Professor K. Chun (Frankfurt, DE)
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Closing: a climate change in the atrial fibrillation world.
Professor S. Willems (Hamburg, DE)

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A climate change in the atrial fibrillation world: Lightning Electroporation or Freezing Cryo Phenomena

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