Effect of changes in ventricular activation on cardiac haemodynamics in man. Comparison of right ventricular, left ventricular, and simultaneous pacing of both ventricles.
Authors:
- D G GibsonDGD G Gibson
- D A ChamberlainDCD A Chamberlain
- D J ColtartDCD J Coltart
- J MercerJMJ Mercer
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Abstract
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