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Evaluation of left ventricular dyssynchrony by onset of active myocardial force generation: a novel method that differentiates between electrical and mechanical …

Russell et al., 2010

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15861215774008904696
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Russell K
Opdahl A
Remme E
Gjesdal O
Skulstad H
Kongsgaard E
Edvardsen T
Smiseth O
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Circulation: Cardiovascular Imaging

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Background—Better clinical tools for measuring left ventricular electrical dyssynchrony are needed. The present study investigates if onset of active myocardial force generation (AFG) may serve as a measure of electrical dyssynchrony. Methods and Results—In anesthetized …
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