Cardiac damage predicts the outcome of calcific aortic valve disease regardless of the severity of aortic stenosis

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Cardiac damage predicts the outcome of calcific aortic valve disease regardless of the severity of aortic stenosis

Session: Looking for cardiac damage in aortic valve disease

Topic: Aortic Valve Stenosis

Speaker: Mr M. Kieron Moore (Dunedin, NZ)

Event: ESC Congress 2024

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Looking for cardiac damage in aortic valve disease

Speakers: Mr M. Kieron Moore, Mrs P. Lopez Santi, Mr A. De Oliveira Carvalho dos Santos, Doctor S. Avakian, Doctor J. Hopfgarten...

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