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Does left ventricular pacing improve LV electromechanical function and synchrony in neonates and infants with isolated congenital complete or advanced atrioventricular block?
Does left ventricular pacing improve LV electromechanical function and synchrony in neonates and infants with isolated congenital complete or advanced atrioventricular block?
Left ventricular pacing provides satisfactory electromechanical function and synchrony in neonates and infants with congenital complete or advanced AV block.
LV pacing supports satisfactory function in neonates with CCAVB; leaves open need for RCTs on long-term outcomes and site comparisons.
At short- and medium-term follow-up, LV pacing results in satisfactory LV electromechanical function and synchrony in neonates and infants with CCAVB.
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