ESC 365 - Impact of temporary epicardial left ventricular pacing in the setting of conduction disturbance on haemodynamic performance after cardiopulmonary bypass, time to retire right ventricular pacing

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Impact of temporary epicardial left ventricular pacing in the setting of conduction disturbance on haemodynamic performance after cardiopulmonary bypass, time to retire right ventricular pacing

Session: Poster session 2: arrhythmia mechanisms, device therapy, and ventricular arrhythmias

Topic: Antibradycardia Pacing

Speaker: Mr M. Hassan (Wuerzburg, DE)

Event: EHRA 2025

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Mr Mohamed Hassan

University Hospital Wuerzburg, Wuerzburg (Germany)

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Poster session 2: arrhythmia mechanisms, device therapy, and ventricular arrhythmias

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