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Inappropriate noise detection in Tendril family pacing leads

Noise oversensing encountered in patients with Abbott Tendril leads in our hospital triggered an internal investigation.

Chad M. House | Dennis W X Zhu | W. Nelson | Min Xi | Matthew M. Chu | Andrew J. Zager | Emily W. Zhi | Leah L. Zhu | Kristen A. Lavell

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