Body surface mapping using an ECG belt to characterize electrical heterogeneity for different left ventricular pacing sites during cardiac resynchronization: Relationship with acute hemodynamic improvement
W. Ben Johnson(Iowa Orthopaedic Center), Subham Ghosh(Medtronic (Ireland)), Michael Peterson(Stowers Institute for Medical Research), R. Dent Underwood(United Heart and Vascular Clinic), Ryan Gage(United Heart and Vascular Clinic), Suveer Bagwe(United Heart and Vascular Clinic), Blair Foreman(Eastern Iowa Community College), Tarek Haddad(Medtronic (United States)), Vincent Splett(Medtronic (United States)), Alan J. Bank(United Heart and Vascular Clinic), Brian Ramza(Saint Luke's Health System), Pierce J. Vatterott(United Heart and Vascular Clinic), Jeffrey M. Gillberg
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