ESC 365 - Leadless ultrasound-based cardiac resynchronization system in heart failure results from the SOLVE-CRT randomised sub-study and the primary population patient cohort

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Leadless ultrasound-based cardiac resynchronization system in heart failure results from the SOLVE-CRT randomised sub-study and the primary population patient cohort

Session: Conduction system pacing - Cardiac resynchronisation therapy

Topic: Cardiac Resynchronisation Therapy (CRT)

Speaker: Doctor M. Seifert (Bernau bei Berlin, DE)

Event: EHRA 2024

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Doctor Martin Seifert

Brandenburg Heart Centre, Bernau bei Berlin (Germany)

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Conduction system pacing - Cardiac resynchronisation therapy

Speakers: Doctor M. Seifert, Doctor E. Merkel, Mrs M. Regany, Ms K. Smits, Doctor G. Coluccia...

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EHRA 2024

7 April - 9 April 2024

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