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Yoji Iida

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Medical devicesCardiology (incl. cardiovascular diseases)Electrical machines and drivesCardiovascular medicine and haematology not elsewhere classified

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|May 06, 2024

Gradual development of left bundle branch current of injury during left bundle branch pacing lead implantation.

Yoji Iida, Junzo Inamura

|May 07, 2023

A diagnostic dilemma of left bundle branch pacing.

Yoji Iida

|May 22, 2022

Uncommon output-dependent paced QRS morphology transition during left bundle branch pacing.

Yoji Iida, Nobuyuki Makishima

|Mar 19, 2022

Absence of a left bundle branch potential recording from the left bundle branch pacing lead: What is the mechanism?

Yoji Iida, Nobuyuki Makishima

|Jul 14, 2021

Is it fascicular capture or bundle branch capture?

Yoji Iida

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