Sites of left and right ventricular lead implantation and response to cardiac resynchronization therapy observations from the REVERSE trial.
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Erwan Donal | Michael R Gold | J. Daubert | M. Gold | C. Linde | W. Abraham | E. Donal | B. Gerritse | Cecilia Linde | William T Abraham | C. Thébault | Bart Gerritse | R. Gervais | C. Meunier | Christophe Thébault | Catherine Meunier | Renaud Gervais | J-Claude Daubert
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