A Blended Sensor Restores Chronotropic Response More Favorably than an Accelerometer Alone in Pacemaker Patients: The LIFE Study Results
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K. Stolen | T. Meyer | R. Freedman | B. Koplan | P. Santucci | R. Reeves | PETER SANTUCCI | J. Coman | JAMES COMAN | ROGER FREEDMAN | BRUCE A. KOPLAN | RUSSELL REEVES | KIRA Q. STOLEN | STACIA M. KRAUS | TIMOTHY E. MEYER | S. Kraus
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