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| Presentor(s) |
M. Brignole |
| Episode |
36 |
| Year |
2008 |
| Duration |
14:46 |
Shownotes
"The ISSUE 2 study evaluated the effectiveness of risk stratification and diagnosis of NMS solely based on the ESC guidelines on syncope..."
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| Presentor(s) |
M. Brignole |
| Episode |
35 |
| Year |
2008 |
| Duration |
14:10 |
Shownotes
"The ISSUE 2 study evaluated the effectiveness of risk stratification and diagnosis of NMS solely based on the ESC guidelines on syncope..."
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| Presentor(s) |
J. Kautzner, Prague (CZ) |
| Episode |
34 |
| Year |
2008 |
| Duration |
14:14 |
Shownotes
"We are in need of a monitoring technique that shows the true efficacy of AF ablation. Many clinical studies, including cardioversion, drug or ablation therapies..."
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| Presentor(s) |
G. Hindricks, Leipzig (DE) |
| Episode |
33 |
| Year |
2008 |
| Duration |
20:09 |
Shownotes
"Currently there is no definition of treatment success or an accepted method for follow-up of patients with AF. How long do we have to monitor..."
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| Presentor(s) |
P.N. Cooper, Manchester (GB) |
| Episode |
32 |
| Year |
2008 |
| Duration |
19:47 |
Shownotes
"The causes of blackouts are dysfunction of the heart (syncope), of the brain (epilepsy) or of the psyche (psychogenic blackout). The majority are cardiac..."
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| Presentor(s) |
A. J. Camm, London (GB) |
| Episode |
31 |
| Year |
2008 |
| Duration |
20:19 |
Shownotes
"Silent or asymptomatic AF is common and occurs in association with symptomatic AF but often alone. Survival of silent AF is the same as symptomatic AF..."
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