Volume 17, Issue 6 | Heart Failure Reviews

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Volume 17, Issue 6

November 2012

Special Issue: Cardiac Resynchronization: Controversies and Consensus

Issue Editors:

John G. F. Cleland,
Laszlo Buga

9 articles in this issue

Increasing knowledge and changing views in cardiac resynchronization therapy
Laszlo Buga
John GF Cleland
EditorialNotes 20 September 2011 Pages: 721 - 725
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
OriginalPaper Open access 28 July 2011 Pages: 727 - 736
Ventricular resynchronization is the principle mechanism of benefit with cardiac resynchronization therapy
John Gorcsan III
Cheuk-Man Yu
John E. Sanderson
OriginalPaper 22 July 2011 Pages: 737 - 746
Left ventricular dyssynchrony: a dynamic condition
Patrizio Lancellotti
Marie Moonen
OriginalPaper 29 July 2011 Pages: 747 - 753
The determinants of clinical outcome and clinical response to CRT are not the same
John G. F. Cleland
Stefano Ghio
OriginalPaper 12 November 2011 Pages: 755 - 766
A plea for the wider use of CRT-P in candidates for cardiac resynchronisation therapy
Jean-Claude Daubert
Erwan Donal
Cecilia Linde
OriginalPaper 24 July 2011 Pages: 767 - 775
CRT or CRT-D devices? The case for ‘high energy’ devices
Leslie A. Saxon
Bruce L. Wilkoff
OriginalPaper 04 August 2011 Pages: 777 - 779
How to improve outcomes with cardiac resynchronisation therapy: importance of lead positioning
Peter J. Cowburn
Christophe Leclercq
OriginalPaper 19 October 2011 Pages: 781 - 789
How to improve outcomes: should we put more emphasis on programming and medical care and less on patient selection?
Laszlo Buga
OriginalPaper 10 October 2012 Pages: 791 - 802