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Is acute hemodynamic response a predictor of long-term outcome in cardiac resynchronization therapy?

F. Prinzen | M. Cramer | P. Houthuizen | M. Meine | G. Leenders | F. Bracke | B. V. van Gelder | M. Bogaard

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