Benefits of routine prophylactic femoral access during transvenous lead extraction
Authors:
- Da-Un ChungDCDa-Un Chung
- Lisa MüllerLMLisa Müller
- Timm UbbenTUTimm Ubben
- Yalin YildirimYYYalin Yildirim
- Johannes PetersenJPJohannes Petersen
- Christoph SinningChristoph Sinning
- Liesa CastroLCLiesa Castro
- Till Joscha DemalTDTill Joscha Demal
- Lukas KaiserLKLukas Kaiser
- Nils GosauNGNils Gosau
- Stephan WillemsSWStephan Willems
- 1 June 2021
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Heart Rhythm
- Vol. 18 (6) , 970-976
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Boston Scientific Corporation
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