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The CRT trials - What do they really tell us about non-response?

30 August 2016 (12:55 - 13:00)
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Congress Presentation Part of: Breaking the non-response barrier: CRT and AF ablation Resynchronisation therapy ESC Premium Access ESC Congress 2016

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Professor Jeanne Poole

University of Washington, Seattle (United States of America)

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The CRT trials - What do they really tell us about non-response?
Doctor M. Chung (Cleveland, US)
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CRT in patients with QRS durations less than 150msec: waste of time or worth the effort?
Doctor G. Pelargonio (Rome, IT)
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CRT in patients with QRS durations less than 150msec: waste of time or worth the effort?
Doctor L. Vitali Serdoz (Fuerth, DE)
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Persistent AF - Solutions or disillusions? Rotor mapping, simulation interval, phase mapping, CAFE.
Doctor C. Herrera Siklody (Bern, CH)
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Persistent AF - Solutions or disillusions? Rotor mapping, simulation interval, phase mapping, CAFE.
Professor S. Ernst (London, GB)

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