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The impact of body mass index on prediction of response to cardiac resynchronization therapy

30 August 2016 (14:00 - 18:00)
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Congress Presentation Part of: Poster session 7 - Optimising results of cardiac resynchronisation therapy and clinical results and left ventricular lead placement Resynchronisation therapy ESC Premium Access ESC Congress 2016

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Professor Oguz Karaca

Istanbul Medipol University, Istanbul (Turkiye)

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Doctor R. Ilhao Moreira (Lisbon, PT)
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Doctor D. Lebedev (Kemerovo, RU)
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Mrs A. Patel (Apex, US)
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Doctor M. Cortes Garcia (Madrid, ES)
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Doctor P. Van Der Bijl (Cape Town, ZA)
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Poster session 7 - Optimising results of cardiac resynchronisation therapy and clinical results and left ventricular lead placement

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