Impact of early administration of beta-blocker and RAS inhibitor during VA-ECMO treatment for cardiogenic shock; the post-hoc study of the EARLY-UNLOAD trial.

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Impact of early administration of beta-blocker and RAS inhibitor during VA-ECMO treatment for cardiogenic shock; the post-hoc study of the EARLY-UNLOAD trial.

Session: Best practices in temporary mechanical circulatory support

Topic: Cardiogenic Shock

Speaker: Doctor S. Park (Kwang Ju, KR)

Event: ESC Acute CardioVascular Care 2024

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Doctor Seongho Park

Chonnam University Hospital, Kwang Ju (Korea (Republic of))

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ESC Acute CardioVascular Care 2024

8 March - 10 March 2024

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