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Obesity Predicts Survival After Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy Independent of Effect on Left Ventricular Ejection Fraction.

M. Niebauer | O. Wazni | B. Wilkoff | R. Starling | N. Varma | K. Tarakji | Anirudh Kumar | J. Rickard | Wilson Tang | Daniel J. Cantillon | Nishant P. Shah | Divyang R Patel | D. Cantillon | Kevin M. Trulock | E. Donnellan | Z. Il'giovine | Bálint Laczay | Laurie Ann Moennich | Nishant P. Shah

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