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Doctor Karol Curila

Charles University of Prague, Prague (Czechia)
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Ultra-high-frequency ECG outperforms strauss criteria for diagnosing true left bundle branch block in candidates of cardiac resynchronization therapy
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Ultra-high-frequency ECG outperforms strauss criteria for diagnosing true left bundle branch block in candidates of cardiac resynchronization therapy
Leadless pacing for heart block
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Leadless pacing for heart block
Conduction system versus right ventricular pacing for bradycardia treatment; 1 year outcomes of a prospective, randomized trial in patients with advanced AV disease
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Conduction system versus right ventricular pacing for bradycardia treatment; 1 year outcomes of a prospective, randomized trial in patients with advanced AV disease
Both LBBP and LVSP significantly improve ventricular dyssynchrony and effectivity of LV performance compared to RV apical pacing in heart failure patients with LBBB and an indication to CRT
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Both LBBP and LVSP significantly improve ventricular dyssynchrony and effectivity of LV performance compared to RV apical pacing in heart failure patients with LBBB and an indication to CRT
Electrophysiological differences between left septal and LBB pacing
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Electrophysiological differences between left septal and LBB pacing
Electrical testing: criteria for Left Bundle Branch Pacing (LBBP) capture
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Electrical testing: criteria for Left Bundle Branch Pacing (LBBP) capture
Left ventricular septal pacing: how deep is enough?
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Left ventricular septal pacing: how deep is enough?
Role for left bundle branch pacing in heart failure.
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Role for left bundle branch pacing in heart failure.
Bilateral bundle branch capture during deep septal myocardial and nonselective left bundle branch pacing preserves interventricular synchrony
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Bilateral bundle branch capture during deep septal myocardial and nonselective left bundle branch pacing preserves interventricular synchrony
Left bundle branch pacing with normal paced QRS axis produce more physiological left ventricular lateral wall depolarization than its pacing resulting in heart axis deviation
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Left bundle branch pacing with normal paced QRS axis produce more physiological left ventricular lateral wall depolarization than its pacing resulting in heart axis deviation

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