ECG correlates of chronic right ventricular pacing: QT interval predicts pacing-induced cardiomyopathy while QRS duration predicts cardiac resynchronization therapy response

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Gupta, Amulya
Shahab, Ahmed
Harvey, Christopher
Sheldon, Seth
Reddy, Madhu
Noheria, Amit
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