Why the study?
Does cardiac resynchronization therapy optimize myocardial performance in patients with systolic heart failure and conduction disturbances?
Does cardiac resynchronization therapy optimize myocardial performance in patients with systolic heart failure and conduction disturbances?
Cardiac resynchronization therapy may benefit patients with systolic heart failure and conduction disturbances by optimizing myocardial performance.
Cardiac resynchronization therapy involves pacing of the left ventricle alone or in concert with the right ventricle within a certain range of atrioventricular delay. It may help patients with systolic heart failure and conduction disturbances by optimizing myocardial performance.
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