Joelle Kefer - Future in nephrology: LAAO for end stage renal failure

Posted on 19-02-16

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Patients suffering from AF and end stage renal failure. Are these patients forgotten as an important target group for left atrial appendage occlusion therapy? Do we need to do more to involve nephrologists?

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