Management of acute coronary syndrome in the elderly: comparison of antiplatelet treatment, revascularization rates and outcome

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Management of acute coronary syndrome in the elderly: comparison of antiplatelet treatment, revascularization rates and outcome

Session: Poster session 5 - Are we better at managing cardiovascular disease in the elderly?

Topic: Elderly and cardiovascular diseases

Speaker: Associate Professor F. Marin (Murcia, ES)

Event: ESC Congress 2016

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Associate Professor Francisco Marin

Virgen of the Arrixaca University Hospital, Murcia (Spain)

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Poster session 5 - Are we better at managing cardiovascular disease in the elderly?

Speakers: Associate Professor F. Marin, Mr A. Marco del Castillo, Doctor M. Drakopoulou, Doctor R. Chen, Professor G. Giannakoulas...

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27 August - 31 August 2016

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