In this issue (9 articles)

1. EditorialNotes

   Increasing knowledge and changing views in cardiac resynchronization therapy

   Laszlo Buga, John GF Cleland Pages 721-725

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2. OriginalPaper

   Cardiac resynchronization therapy is certainly cardiac therapy, but how much resynchronization and how much atrioventricular delay optimization?

   Andreas Kyriacou, Punam A. Pabari, Darrel P. Francis Pages 727-736

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   Ventricular resynchronization is the principle mechanism of benefit with cardiac resynchronization therapy

   John Gorcsan III, Cheuk-Man Yu, John E. Sanderson Pages 737-746

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   Left ventricular dyssynchrony: a dynamic condition

   Patrizio Lancellotti, Marie Moonen Pages 747-753

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   The determinants of clinical outcome and clinical response to CRT are not the same

   John G. F. Cleland, Stefano Ghio Pages 755-766

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   A plea for the wider use of CRT-P in candidates for cardiac resynchronisation therapy

   Jean-Claude Daubert, Erwan Donal, Cecilia Linde Pages 767-775

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   CRT or CRT-D devices? The case for ‘high energy’ devices

   Leslie A. Saxon, Bruce L. Wilkoff Pages 777-779

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   How to improve outcomes with cardiac resynchronisation therapy: importance of lead positioning

   Peter J. Cowburn, Christophe Leclercq Pages 781-789

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   How to improve outcomes: should we put more emphasis on programming and medical care and less on patient selection?

   Laszlo Buga Pages 791-802

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