Left ventricular dyssynchrony predicts response and prognosis after cardiac resynchronization therapy
Authors:
- Jeroen J. BaxJBJeroen J. Bax
- Gabe B. BleekerGBGabe B. Bleeker
- Thomas H. MarwickTMThomas H. Marwick
- Sander G. MolhoekSMSander G. Molhoek
- Eric BoersmaEBEric Boersma
- Paul SteendijkPSPaul Steendijk
- Ernst E. van der WallEWErnst E. van der Wall
- Martin J. SchalijMSMartin J. Schalij
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