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Femoral extraction of dropped-in atrial lead with Evolution system

Dębski et al., 2015

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17997980374589796748
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Dębski M
Boczar K
Haberka K
Ząbek A
Lelakowski J
Małecka B
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We present a case of an 82-year-old patient who underwent transvenous lead extraction of a broken atrial lead, a functional ventricular lead and an abandoned ventricular lead due to suspicion of lead dependent infective endocarditis. The atrial lead was implanted 18 years …
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