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Hypothermia-induced diastolic dysfunction in ventricular trabeculae from human failing explanted hearts is caused by elongated contraction-relaxation cycle time and is worsened by increased heart rate

Session: Poster Session 2 - Acute cardiac care
Topic: Cardiac Arrest
Speaker: Doctor K. Krobert (Oslo, NO)
Event: ESC Congress 2018

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Doctor Kurt Krobert

University of Oslo, Oslo (Norway)
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Poster Session 2 - Acute cardiac care

Speakers: Doctor K. Krobert, Doctor D. Cosmi, Doctor R. Hasselbalch, Doctor T. Nakashima, Professor C. Vandenbriele...
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