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Aug 2018
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Pediheart Podcast 27: Novel Acute Manage...

ROBERT PASS
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This week we explore 2 unrelated but possibly 'game changing' papers. First we delve into a very recent report on a novel intranasal therapy for acute termination of SVT. Then we review a recent report from the Boston Adult Congenital Heart Program (BACH) on a potential role for inflammation as a possible cause for poor outcomes in ACHD patients. Can inflamm ... Show More
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