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Heart valve calcification resulting in stenosis is a prevalent disease in the aging population. Traditionally associated with inflammation, lipid accumulation, and classical cardiovascular risk factors, the molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying this pathology remain relatively unaddressed. The objective of this talk is to provide an update on the epidemiology and risk conditions predisposing patients to cardiac valve pathology, and on molecular aspects of valve cells pathologic progression.
16/02/2023 16:0016/02/2023 17:00Europe/ParisWG TALK "Mechanisms and advancements in cardiac valves stenosis"
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29/11/2022 16:0029/11/2022 17:00Europe/ParisWG TALK "Artificial Intelligence (AI) for automatic signal and image analysis in population studies: are we there yet?"ESC Working Group on e-Cardiologycontact@escardio.orgDD/MM/YYYY
31/03/2022 14:0031/03/2022 14:45Europe/ParisWG TALK "Looking beyond cardiomyocytes in myocardial infarction"ESC Working Group on Development, Anatomy & Pathologycontact@escardio.orgDD/MM/YYYY
08/03/2022 16:0008/03/2022 17:15Europe/ParisWG DISCUSSION FORUM "Coronary Microcirculation: pathophysiology and assessment"ESC Working Group on Coronary Pathophysiology & Microcirculationcontact@escardio.orgDD/MM/YYYY
22/02/2022 17:0022/02/2022 18:00Europe/ParisWG TALK "Metabolic aspects of heart failure"ESC Working Group on Cellular Biology of the Heartcontact@escardio.orgDD/MM/YYYY
01/02/2022 15:3001/02/2022 16:30Europe/ParisWG TALK "COVID-19 and myocarditis: reality or fiction?"ESC Working Group on Myocardial Functioncontact@escardio.orgDD/MM/YYYY
14/01/2022 16:0014/01/2022 17:00Europe/ParisWG TALK "Wearable technology in cardiovascular medicine: an update"ESC Working Group on e-Cardiologycontact@escardio.orgDD/MM/YYYY
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