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Recomendações da ESC para o tratamento da cardiopatia congénita no adulto (nova versão de 2010)
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Autores / Membros do Grupo de Trabalho: Helmut Baumgartner (Presidente) (Alemanha)
, Philipp Bonhoeffer (Reino Unido), Natasja M. S. De Groot (Holanda), Fokko de Haan (Alemanha), John Erik Deanfield (Reino Unido), Nazzareno Galie (Itália), Michael A. Gatzoulis (Reino Unido), Christa Gohlke-Baerwolf (Alemanha), Harald Kaemmerer (Alemanha), Philip Kilner (Reino Unido), Folkert Meijboom (Holanda), Barbara J. M.Mulder (Holanda), Erwin Oechslin (Canadá), Jose M. Oliver (Espanha), Alain Serraf (França), Andras Szatmari (Hungria), Erik Thaulow (Noruega), Pascal R. Vouhe (França), Edmond Walma (Holanda)
Comissão da ESC para as Recomendações Práticas (CRP): Alec Vahanian (Presidente) (França), Angelo Auricchio (Suíça), Jeroen Bax (Holanda), Claudio Ceconi (Itália), Veronica Dean (França), Gerasimos Filippatos (Grécia), Christian Funck-Brentano (França), Richard Hobbs (Reino Unido), Peter Kearney (Irlanda), Theresa McDonagh (Reino Unido), Bogdan A. Popescu (Roménia), Zeljko Reiner (Croácia), Udo Sechtem (Alemanha), Per Anton Sirnes (Noruega), Michal Tendera (Polónia), Panos Vardas (Grécia), Petr Widimsky (República Checa)
Revisores do Documento: Theresa McDonagh (Coordenador da Revisão das CRP) (Reino Unido), LornaSwan (CO - coordenador da Revisão) (Reino Unido), Felicita Andreotti (Itália), Maurice Beghetti (Suíça), Martin Borggrefe (Alemanha), Andre Bozio (França), Stephen Brecker (Reino Unido), Werner Budts (Bélgica), John Hess (Alemanha), Rafael Hirsch (Israel), Guillaume Jondeau (França), Jorma Kokkonen (Finlândia), Mirta Kozelj (Eslovénia), Serdar Kucukoglu (Turquia), Mari Laan (Estónia), Christos Lionis (Grécia), Irakli Metreveli (Geórgia), Philip Moons (Bélgica), Petronella G. Piepee (Holanda), Vladimir Pilossoff (Bulgária)..., Jana Popelova (República Checa), Susanna Price (Reino Unido), Jolien Roos-Hesselink (Holanda), Miguel Sousa Uva (Portugal), Pilar Tornos (Espanha), Pedro Trigo Trindade (Suíça), Heikki Ukkonen (Finlândia), HamishWalker (Reino Unido), Gary D.Webb (EUA), Jorgen Westby (Noruega)Ver más
A filiação dos autores e revisores pode ser encontrada na página dedicada a estas recomendações no sftio da Internet da ESC www.escardio.org/guidelines. Entidades da ESC que participaram na elaboração deste documento:Associates: European Association of Percutaneous Cardiovascular Interventions (Associação Europeia de Intervenções Cardiovasculares Percutâneas) (EAPCI), European Heart Rhythm Association (Associação Europeia do Ritmo Cardíaco) (EHRA), Heart Failure Association (Associação de Insuficiência Cardíaca) (HFA), European Association of Echocardiography (Associação Europeia de Ecocardiografia) (EAE)Conselhos: Cardiology Practice (Cardiologia Clfnica), Council on Primary Care (Conselho para os Cuidados Primários), Cardiovascular Imaging (Imagiologia Cardiovascular), Cardiovascular Nursing and Allied Professions (Enfermagem Cardiovascular e Profissões Associadas) (CCNAP)) Grupos de Trabalho: Cardiopatia Congénita no Adulto, Circulação Pulmonar e Função Ventricular Direita, Doença Valvular Cardíaca, Cirurgia Cardiovascular, Trombose, Cuidados Intensivos Cardíacos
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