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Men do have more PVCs than women - but mainly because they are taller

Session: Targeting premature ventricular complexes: what matters
Topic: Risk Factors and Risk Assessment
Speaker: Mrs A. Maneheim (Lund, SE)
Event: ESC Congress 2025

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Mrs Alexandra Maneheim

Lund University, Lund (Sweden)
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Targeting premature ventricular complexes: what matters

Speakers: Mrs A. Maneheim, Doctor M. Botis, Doctor T. Fretz, Doctor A. Suzuki, Doctor D. Zhang
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