ESC 365 - Heart failure with reduced ejection fraction and a narrow QRS: how can baroreflex activation therapy help?

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Heart failure with reduced ejection fraction and a narrow QRS: how can baroreflex activation therapy help?

Session: Baroreflex activation therapy: its role in the management of heart failure and resistant hypertension

Topic: CHF - Non pharmacological treatment

Speaker: Professor C. Butter (Bernau bei Berlin, DE)

Organised by Charité Medical School, supported with an educational grant by CVRx

Event: ESC Congress 2017

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Professor Christian Butter

Brandenburg Heart Centre, Bernau bei Berlin (Germany)

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Welcome and introduction - Baroreflex activation therapy: its role in the management of heart failure and resistant hypertension.

Speaker: Professor S. Anker (Berlin, DE) Professor F. Zannad (Vandoeuvre-Les-Nancy, FR)

Why is the baroreflex a relevant target for both resistant hypertension and heart failure?

Speaker: Professor A. Pathak (Monaco, MC)

Resistant hypertension: stimulating the baroreflex when drugs have failed.

Speaker: Professor P. De Leeuw (Maastricht, NL)

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Baroreflex activation therapy: its role in the management of heart failure and resistant hypertension

Speakers: Professor C. Butter, Professor S. Anker, Professor F. Zannad, Professor A. Pathak, Professor P. De Leeuw

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26 August - 30 August 2017

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