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Telemedical cardiac risk assessment by implantable cardiac monitors in post-infarction patients with autonomic dysfunction (SMART-MI-DZHK9): Gender differences and outcomes

26 August 2022 (08:00 - 19:30)
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Congress Presentation Part of: From the atrium to the ventricle: progress in rhythm investigations and treatment Implantable Loop Recorder ESC Professional Premium Access ESC Congress 2022

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Professor Konstantinos D Rizas

Ludwig Maximilians University, Munich (Germany)

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Different underlying aetiologies in patients presenting with ventricular tachycardia fulfilling task force criteria for ARVC: initial suspicion based on the 12-lead electrocardiogram
Ms J. Hoogendoorn (Leiden, NL)
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Prevalence of unreported atrial fibrillation in electrocardiograms with ventricular-paced rhythm: a multicenter experience
Doctor L. Arcinas (Calgary, CA)
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Accurate respiratory rate determination using a novel insertable cardiac monitor algorithm: implications for diagnostic and monitoring potentials beyond heart rhythm disorders
Professor D. Lau (Adelaide, AU)
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Other rhythm abnormalities found in 10,593 patients with paroxysmal atrial fibrillation over a 14-day ambulatory ECG monitoring period
Mrs M. Wang (Seattle, US)
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Non-invasive assessment of pulmonary vein isolation durability using late gadolinium enhancement MRI
Doctor T. Althoff (Berlin, DE)
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From the atrium to the ventricle: progress in rhythm investigations and treatment

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ESC Congress 2022

26 August - 29 August 2022
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