Mechanical dyssynchrony is additive to ECG criteria and independently associated with reverse remodelling and clinical response to cardiac resynchronisation therapy in patients with advanced heart failure.

Open Heart · 2015 · PMC4422919 · PMID 25973213

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The overall fully adjusted effect of radial dyssynchrony on change in LVESV was ∼10 mL, which was less than the effect of LBBB (∼18 mL) but greater than the effect of QRS ≥150 ms (∼8 mL), which was of borderline significance.

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