A new simplified electrocardiographic score predicts clinical outcome in patients treated with CRT.

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Alexandra Miller

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Béla Merkely

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Dan Blendea

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Eszter M Végh

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Jagdesh Kandala

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Jagmeet P Singh

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Jen Ren

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László Gellér

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Mary Orencole

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Rasmus Borgquist

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10.1093/EUROPACE/EUW382

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Łukasz Januszkiewicz

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2017-02-04T00:00:00Z

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