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Impact of atrial fibrillation burden on early mitral valve remodeling in patients without significant mitral regurgitation

11 December 2025 (11:45 - 11:55)
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Congress Presentation Part of: New imaging insights into valvular heart disease Imaging of Arrhythmias EACVI Premium Access EACVI 2025 European Association of Cardiovascular Imaging (EACVI)

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Doctor Mahmoud Neseem Abdelkawy Shaaban

Aswan Heart Centre, Aswan (Egypt)

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