Anticoagulation Post-TAVR: How Should We Find the Optimal Protocol? - Azeem Latib, MD

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Anticoagulation Post-TAVR: How Should We Find the Optimal Protocol? presented by Azeem Latib, MD at CRT 2016

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Target Audience

  • Interventional Cardiologists 
  • Structural Heart Specialists 
  • Interventional Fellows 
  • Cardiac Surgeons 

Session Name: Percutaneous Aortic Valves: Knowledge Gaps in a Maturing Technology

Track: Track: CRT Valve & Structural

Learning Objectives

  • Update in advances/best practice in Valve & Structural procedures

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Anticoagulation Post-TAVR: How Should We Find the Optimal Protocol? - Azeem Latib, MD
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