Predictors of major adverse events after ICD replacement over 12-month follow-up: insight from the DECODE registry

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Predictors of major adverse events after ICD replacement over 12-month follow-up: insight from the DECODE registry

Session: Moderated ePosters 6: latest in ICD therapy and the risk of sudden cardiac death

Topic: Implantable Cardioverter-Defibrillator (ICD)

Speaker: Doctor M. Bertini (Ferrara, IT)

Event: EHRA 2019

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Doctor Matteo Bertini

University Hospital Santa Anna, Ferrara (Italy)

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17 March - 19 March 2019

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