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Watch again our Webinar on Short Dual Therapy in Patients with High Bleeding Risk

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Watch again our Webinar on “Short Dual Therapy in Patients with High Bleeding Risk” on our Youtube account. The event was held on 12/08/2020 and had the participation of more than 200 people and the support of ABBOTT.

What things will I learn if I watch this video?

  • 04:02 | Innovation: Short Dual Therapy in Patients with High Risk of Bleeding.
  • 45:12| Interactive Clinical Case with a focus on Antiplatelet Aggregation.

Innovation short dual therapy in patients with high bleeding risk

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