Relation of pace mapping QRS configuration and conduction delay to ventricular tachycardia reentry circuits in human infarct scars
Authors:
- Philip T. SagerPSPhilip T. Sager
- Paul D. NattersonPNPaul D. Natterson
- Leslie A. SaxonLSLeslie A. Saxon
- Holly R. MiddlekauffHMHolly R. Middlekauff
- Isaac WienerIWIsaac Wiener
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