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Burden of disease & best practices regarding diagnosis of symptoms
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ANGINA: BURDEN OF THE DISEASE & EVIDENCE-BASED DIAGNOSIS APPROACHES (PART 3)


Burden of disease & best practices regarding diagnosis of symptoms

F. Pinto

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HF treatment: a comprehensive evaluation
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HF treatment: a comprehensive evaluation and moving beyond the “obvious”
Clinical experience sharing from personalised approach in HF
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Gabriele-Fragasso-Italy

Prof. Pedro Schwartzmann

(Brazil)

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Prof Jose Antonio Magaña Serrano

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Gabriele-Fragasso-Italy

Prof. Pedro Schwartzmann

(Brazil)

Gabriele-Fragasso-Italy

Prof Jose Antonio Magaña Serrano

(Mexico)

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Monday, June 12th 2023

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Ischemic disease in 2023:
when and how to intervene?

Monday, June 12th 2023

1:00 pm CEST

Speakers

D.Capodanno

Courage, Orbita, Ischemia and REVIVED-BCIS2:
what have we learned from trials and what do we apply in clinical practice?

L. Gowdak

Treating angina where it hurts: when optimal medical treatment is adapted to the cause

Ischemic disease in 2023:
when and how to intervene?

Monday, June 12th 2023

1:00 pm CEST

Speakers

D.Capodanno

Courage, Orbita, Ischemia and REVIVED-BCIS2:
what have we learned from trials and what do we apply in clinical practice?

L. Gowdak

Treating angina where it hurts: when optimal medical treatment is adapted to the cause

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