EHRA EUROPACE 2013 - European Society of Cardiology

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tUEsdAy 25 JUnE 2013 - POSTERS AFTERNOON
Role of cystatin-c in patients scheduled for cardiac resynchronisation therapy P1239
E. Sticchi, G. Ricciardi, P. Pieragnoli, F. Ristalli, I. Ricceri, C. Fatini, L. Padeletti, G.F. Gensini,
R. Abbate, A. Michelucci (Florence, IT)
left ventricular conduction delay and biventricular pacing delay in cardiac resynchronisation
therapy responder and non-responder P1240
M. Heinke, B. Ismer, H. Kuehnert, B. Gorissen, D. Mueller, G. Dannberg, H.R. Figulla
(Offenburg and Jena, DE)
stability of the left ventricular evoked response signal from pacing cathode in bipolar
lV pacing leads P1241
D. Mahajan, G. Kalahasty, C. Schulze, M. Giudici, M. Vloka, R. Shankar, K.A. Ellenbogen
(St Paul, Richmond, Yardley, Iowa City and Wauwatosa, US)
Short-term clinical benefit of CRT optimisation: Equivalence of methods P1242
B. Degand, A. Capucci, G. Frohlig, H. Hartog, M. Martino, J. Silvestre (Poitiers, FR; Piacenza
and Saluggia, IT; Homburg, DE; Utrecht, NL; Madrid, ES)
devolving complex cardiac device service implantation from tertiary to secondary care
significantly improves referral rates for ICD and CRT. P1243
D.H. Brahmbhatt, R. Prasad, N.M. Hiari, A. Santasieri, D.P. Dutka, P.J. Pugh (Cambridge, GB)
Long term survival benefit in 301 elderly patients receiving cardiac resynchronisation
therapy: 8 year follow-up at a single center P1244
F.A. Mcgrew, E.E. Johnson, M.A. Coppess, B. Hamilton, J. Foon, S. Charlton, J.J. Sims
(Memphis and Moundsview, US)
long-term clinical impact of acute effects of cardiac resynchronisation therapy assessed with
gated myocardial perfusion sPECt P1245
N. Kanamori, H. Furusho, S. Matsuo, T. Kusayama, A. Chikata, S. Kaneko, M. Yamagishi,
M. Takamura (Kanazawa, JP)
Optimizing cardiac resynchronisation therapy programming with echocardiography:
Is there an added value? Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial POBREE P1246
N. Cortez-Dias, D. Silva, S. Sobral, A. Bernardes, J. Silva-Marques, A. Magalhaes, S. Goncalves,
C. Coelho, L. Carpinteiro, J. Sousa (Lisbon, PT)
Association of leukocytosis and septic pulmonary embolism in patients with device infection 1247 (W)
Y. Okamoto, C. Balabanoff, R. Carrillo (Okayama, JP; Miami, US)
Active fixation leads in coronary veins for providing resynchronisation therapy. A case series. P1248
V.H. Tan, D.V. Exner (Calgary, CA)
A cardiac resynchronisation therapy method to augment ventricular contraction using
polymer based actuators and mitral regurgitation reduction with devices over left ventricular
endocardial pace-wire P1249
M. Arokiaraj, L. Guerrero, R. Levine, I. Palacios (Pondicherry, IN; Boston, US)
fluoroscopy is inaccurate for assessment of left ventricular lead position in cardiac
resynchronisation therapy P1250
A. Sommer, C. Gerdes, P.T. Mortensen, M.B. Kronborg, B.L. Noergaard, J.C. Nielsen (Aarhus, DK)
impact of left ventricular lead position on the outcome of cardiac resynchronisation therapy P1251
A. Hassan, S. Raffa, M. Brunnelli, J.C.H. Geller (Alexandria, EG; Bad Berka, DE)
impact of right ventricular function on the outcome of cardiac resynchronisation therapy P1252
A. Hassan, A. Farah, S. Raffa, M. Brunnelli, J.C.H. Geller (Alexandria, EG; Bad Berka, DE)
Variation in cardiac vein system associates with the coronary artery calcium - a venous -
atherosclerosis paradox? P1253
R. Mlynarski, A. Mlynarska, J. Wilczek, M. Sosnowski (Katowice, PL)
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