Preston et al., 1966 - Google Patents
Measurement of pacemaker performancePreston et al., 1966
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- Preston T
- Judge R
- Bowers D
- Morris J
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- American Heart Journal
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Entirely satisfactory treatment of complete heart block has been prevented by an inability to measure pacemaker function after implantation. Two major problems can be identified in the long-term management of pacemaker patients: first, adequate prediction of when a …
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