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Tag: cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT)

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Heart Rhythm Society Guideline Addresses Cardiac Physiologic Pacing for Heart Failure

Indications and issues concerning cardiac resynchronization therapy, conduction system pacing

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INTEGRA-D Trial Launch Raises Prospect of Cardiac Contractility Modulation and Defibrillation in a Single Device

First-in-world implantation performed at Cleveland Clinic

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Benefits of CRT Extend to Patients With Severe Left Ventricular Dysfunction

Study provides first evidence of improved outcomes in this setting

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CRT Upgrade Procedures Deliver Outcomes Similar to New CRT Implants With No Excess Complications

Results achieved despite increased complexity and venous occlusive disease

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image of a patient with a cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT) device with arrows pointing to the three leads used in CRT

ADVANCE CRT Study Spotlights Shortcomings in Detection and Care of CRT Nonresponse

Registry study underscores need to involve heart failure specialists

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EchoCRT Revisited: A Role for CRT Despite Narrow QRS Complex?

Post hoc analysis suggests more heart failure patients might benefit

CRT Optimization

Improving the Response to CRT Nonresponders

CRT optimization clinic identifies reasons, fixes for nonresponse

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