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EHRA expert consensus statement and practical guide on optimal implantation technique for conventional pacemakers and implantable cardioverter-defibrillators …

Burri et al., 2021

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Author
Burri H
Starck C
Auricchio A
Biffi M
Burri M
D’Avila A
Deharo J
Glikson M
Israel C
Lau C
Leclercq C
Love C
Nielsen J
Vernooy K
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Dagres N
Boveda S
Butter C
Marijon E
Braunschweig F
Mairesse G
Gleva M
Defaye P
Zanon F
Lopez-Cabanillas N
Guerra J
Vassilikos V
Martins Oliveira M
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EP Europace

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