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Case highlights pulmonary herniation as a rare complication of epicardial lead placement, suggesting the need for vigilance in similar procedures.
This case highlights pulmonary herniation as a rare complication of epicardial lead placement via minithoracotomy and an uncommon cause of chest pain in this setting.
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