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Doctor Peter Deissler

University of Duisburg-Essen - West-German Heart and Vascular Centre, Essen (Germany)
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Non-invasive electrocardiographic imaging in arrhythmia-susceptible patients with the SCN5A founder mutation c.4850_4852delTCT reveals concealed regional activation and repolarization abnormalities
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Non-invasive electrocardiographic imaging in arrhythmia-susceptible patients with the SCN5A founder mutation c.4850_4852delTCT reveals concealed regional activation and repolarization abnormalities
Non-invasive electrocardiographic imaging of torsades de pointes in an ovine model of drug-induced QT prolongation: recovery dispersion sets the stage, and abnormal impulse formation pulls the trigger
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Non-invasive electrocardiographic imaging of torsades de pointes in an ovine model of drug-induced QT prolongation: recovery dispersion sets the stage, and abnormal impulse formation pulls the trigger
The electromechanical window in arrhythmogenic mitral-valve prolapse: a new tool for patient risk stratification
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The electromechanical window in arrhythmogenic mitral-valve prolapse: a new tool for patient risk stratification
Static and dynamic abnormalities in electromechanical and autonomic cardiac function characterize the proarrhythmic substrate in the long-QT syndrome
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Static and dynamic abnormalities in electromechanical and autonomic cardiac function characterize the proarrhythmic substrate in the long-QT syndrome
Characterization of static and dynamic depolarization and repolarization characteristics in the short-QT syndrome
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Characterization of static and dynamic depolarization and repolarization characteristics in the short-QT syndrome
Interplay between ventricular electrical and mechanical activity as a trigger for torsades de pointes in drug-induced long-QT 2 syndrome
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Interplay between ventricular electrical and mechanical activity as a trigger for torsades de pointes in drug-induced long-QT 2 syndrome
Temporal variability of electromechanical-window negativity in patients with inherited long-QT syndrome or drug-induced QT prolongation: relation to torsades de pointes
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Temporal variability of electromechanical-window negativity in patients with inherited long-QT syndrome or drug-induced QT prolongation: relation to torsades de pointes