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Effects of crowding in the emergency department on time dependent processes and outcomes using fast diagnostic protocols in patients with suspected acute coronary syndrome

Session: Poster Session 6 - Acute coronary syndrome timing
Topic: Prehospital and Emergency Department Care
Speaker: Doctor K. Stoyanov (Bern, CH)
Event: ESC Congress 2019

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Doctor Kiril M Stoyanov

Inselspital - University of Bern, Bern (Switzerland)
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Poster Session 6 - Acute coronary syndrome timing

Speakers: Doctor K. Stoyanov, Doctor C. Oliveira, Professor A. Ribeiro, Doctor I. Campos, Doctor A. Galhardo...
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