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Surgical epicardial left ventricular lead implantation as a troubleshooting step for a left ventricular lead fracture following difficult transvenous implants in cardiac resynchronisation therapy patients: a case report
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  • Toshiharu Koike,
  • Yoichi Ajiro,
  • Ken Kobayashi,
  • Masayuki Sakai,
  • Kenjiro Oyabu,
  • Yuko Matsui,
  • Masafumi Yoshikawa,
  • Takashi Saito,
  • Hironori Murakami,
  • Yuta Kume,
  • Yukihiro Bonkohara,
  • Fumiaki Mori
Toshiharu Koike
National Hospital Organisation Yokohama Medical Center

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Yoichi Ajiro
National Hospital Organisation Yokohama Medical Center
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Ken Kobayashi
National Hospital Organisation Yokohama Medical Center
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Masayuki Sakai
National Hospital Organisation Yokohama Medical Center
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Kenjiro Oyabu
National Hospital Organisation Yokohama Medical Center
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Yuko Matsui
National Hospital Organisation Yokohama Medical Center
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Masafumi Yoshikawa
National Hospital Organisation Yokohama Medical Center
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Takashi Saito
National Hospital Organisation Yokohama Medical Center
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Hironori Murakami
National Hospital Organisation Yokohama Medical Center
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Yuta Kume
National Hospital Organisation Yokohama Medical Center
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Yukihiro Bonkohara
National Hospital Organisation Yokohama Medical Center
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Fumiaki Mori
National Hospital Organisation Yokohama Medical Center
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Abstract

Troubleshooting of left ventricular (LV) lead fractures in cardiac resynchronisation therapy patients is important, especially for those with limited and problematic transvenous LV lead placement. In this case, surgical epicardial LV lead implantation was employed.