In a canine model, ventricular pacing from the right ventricular apex or outflow tract caused greater hemodynamic compromise than pacing from the left ventricular apex, with faster rates worsening the effect.
Does not support altering pacing sites in patients; leaves open whether left ventricular apical pacing improves hemodynamics in humans.
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