ESC 365 - Athlete status and gender strongly influence CMR T1 mapping times: an athlete-control study

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Athlete status and gender strongly influence CMR T1 mapping times: an athlete-control study

Session: Sports cardiology

Topic: Sports Cardiology

Speaker: Mr J. Daems (Amsterdam, NL)

Event: ESC Congress 2022

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Mr Joelle Julius Nicolaas Daems

Amsterdam University Medical Centre, Amsterdam (Netherlands (The))

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26 August - 29 August 2022

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