Minimal Invasive Left Ventricular Lead Repositioning is Safe and Effective in Distal Left Ventricular Lead Positions.

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Béla Merkely

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Endre Zima

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István Osztheimer

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László Gellér

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Szabolcs Szilágyi

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Tamás Tahin

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Zsuzsanna Pongor

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10.1111/PACE.13068

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2017-02-27T00:00:00Z

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