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Does super-response to CRT predict late phrenic nerve stimulation?
Does super-response to CRT predict late phrenic nerve stimulation?
Super-response to cardiac resynchronization therapy may predict late phrenic nerve stimulation, potentially due to anatomical changes between the left phrenic nerve and coronary veins.
Incidence of late non-LD-PNS is higher among SR to CRT, suggesting a potential role of the changes in the anatomical relationship between left phrenic nerve and coronary veins.
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