Left ventricular lead proximity to an akinetic segment and impact on outcome of cardiac resynchronization therapy.

Daniel Arzola-Castaner; Cynthia Taub; E Kevin Heist; Dali Fan; Kyle Haelewyn; Theofanie Mela; Michael H Picard; Jeremy N Ruskin; Jagmeet P Singh

doi:10.1111/j.1540-8167.2006.00480.x

Left ventricular lead proximity to an akinetic segment and impact on outcome of cardiac resynchronization therapy.

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