Long-term effectiveness of cardiac resynchronization therapy in patients with refractory heart failure and “narrow” QRS
Authors:
- Augusto AchilliAAAugusto Achilli
- Massimo SassaraMSMassimo Sassara
- Sabina FiciliSFSabina Ficili
- Daniele PontilloDPDaniele Pontillo
- Paola AchilliPAPaola Achilli
- Claudio AlessiCAClaudio Alessi
- Stefano De SpiritoSSStefano De Spirito
- Roberto GuerraRGRoberto Guerra
- Nicolino PatrunoNPNicolino Patruno
- Francesco SerraFSFrancesco Serra
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