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The 3rd international meeting of Pe
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Role of Echo:How to diagnose a PFO
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Diagnosis of PFO• TEE Transesopha
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Diagnosis PFOTTE
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Transcranial Doppler→ significant
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Why no diagnosis of PFOby transcran
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The ideal PFO approach• For diagn
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Intrapulmonary ShuntingContrast via
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Anatomy and MorphologyWhich informa
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Typical PFO
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Rim assessment in 2DTEEsuperiorLAAV
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Role of Echo:How to diagnose a PFO
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Injection via cubital vein + Valsal
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Sensitivity for Detection of PFOA d
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Septal AneurysmBase diameterAneurys
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What's that?Large Eustachian Valve
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How to close aPFO?
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Most frequently used PFO devicesAmp
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Solysafe ® (Carag)• Self-centeri
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New developments• New double- dis
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The Spider TM PFOOccluder• Self-e
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CoherexDesigned to "Stent" the PFO
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Coherex• PFO closure from inside
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The Sutura SuperStitch ® EL• Pro
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Thank You
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The Sutura SuperStitch ® ELArms an
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Thrombi on devicesAmplatzer Device-
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Thrombi on devicesAmplatzer Device
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