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Adopting permanent His bundle pacing: learning curves and medium-term outcomes

De Leon et al., 2022

Document ID
3754368335964857529
Author
De Leon J
Seow S
Boey E
Soh R
Tan E
Gan H
Lee J
Teo L
Yeo C
Tan V
Kojodjojo P
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EP Europace

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Aims This study aims to determine procedural characteristics, acute success rates, and medium-term outcomes of consecutive patients undergoing His bundle pacing (HBP); and learning curves of experienced electrophysiologists adopting HBP. Methods and results …
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