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An automated deep learning-based quantitative multiparametric approach for mitral regurgitation severity grading by Doppler echocardiography

11 May 2023 (09:15 - 09:30)
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Congress Presentation Part of: Late breaking clinical research and trials Valvular Heart Disease EACVI Premium Access EACVI 2023

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Professor Federico Asch

MedStar Health Research Institute, Washington, DC (United States of America)

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