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SOLACI CACI | How to recommend CABG or PCI on Left Main Trunk + multi-vessel disease: CCF experience and daily practice

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Dr. Conrad SWimpfendorfer
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Leia os artigos mais destacados do primeiro dia do Congresso SOLACI-CACI 2017.

Neste caso, consulte a apresentação do Dr. Conrad Simpfendorfer, intitulada “How to recommend CABG or PCI on Left Main Trunk + multi-vessel disease: CCF experience and daily practice”.

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