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Episode #11: Contemporary approaches to coronary revascularization with Dr Gregg Stone
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- Is the "anatomy-driven" cardiology model flawed?
- What are the true advantages of coronary revascularization over vastly improved medical therapy?
- What do we need to learn about optimal patient selection?
- How can cardiologists and surgeons work better together to improve patient outcomes?
- What advances does the future have in store?
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