Cardiac device implantations in obese patients: Success rates and complications.

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Cardiac device implantations in obese patients: Success rates and complications.

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Andrea Ernert

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Burkert Pieske

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Florian Blaschke

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Francesco Dalle Vedove

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Martin Huemer

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Philipp Attanasio

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Philipp Lacour

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Wilhelm Haverkamp

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10.1002/CLC.22650

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