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Acute limb ischemia registry, the forgotten emergency.

Session: Lower extremity artery disease: peripheral phenotype of a systemic obliterative genotype needs our attention

Topic: Peripheral Artery Disease

Speaker: Doctor I. Bluro (Buenos Aires, AR)

Event: ESC Congress 2023

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Doctor Ignacio Bluro

Italian Hospital of Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires (Argentina)

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Lower extremity artery disease: peripheral phenotype of a systemic obliterative genotype needs our attention

Speakers: Doctor I. Bluro, Assistant Professor Y. Zhang, Miss C. Adou, Assistant Professor Y. Chikata, Doctor N. Nguyen...

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25 August - 28 August 2023

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