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SOLACI CACI 2017 | Left main trunk and Multi-Vessel Disease: Improving Decision Making with SYNTAX 2 Score

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Dr. Patrick Serruys
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Read articles on the main presentations of the first day of SOLACI-CACI 2017 Congress.

See the presentation by Dr. Patrick Serruys, entitled “Left main trunk and Multi-Vessel Disease: Improving Decision Making with SYNTAX 2 Score”.

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