The SonR heart contractility sensor developed by Sorin can enable more patients to benefit from pacemakers, a trial has suggested. The 156-patient CLEAR study, sponsored by Sorin, has demonstrated that use of the technology to optimise cardiac resynchronisation therapy (CRT) reduced ...
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Optimised CRT using Sorin's heart sensor confers CLEAR benefit
29 June 2010
Elizabeth Cairns
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