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Left ventricular ejection fraction overcrossing 35% after one year of cardiac resynchronization therapy predicts long term survival and freedom from sudden cardiac death: Single center observational experience

Maria Frigerio, Maurizio Lunati, Daniele Pasqualucci, Sara Vargiu, Grazia Foti, Stefano Pedretti, Claudia Vittori, Giuseppe Cattafi, Giovanni Magenta, Claudia Campo, Silvia Bisetti, Giuseppe Guglielmo Mercuro

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Key concepts: Medicine, Cardiac resynchronization therapy, Ejection fraction, Observational study, Cardiology, Internal medicine, Sudden cardiac death, Heart failure

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