September 23, 2005—This is the first study designed to look at the relation between patient outcomes and physicians’/hospitals’ volume of cardioverter-defibrillator implantation to determine whether implantation should be limited to physicians with high procedural volume.
HRS Endorsed
- Yes
Topic
- Clinical EP
- Clinical Topics
- Device Therapy
- Electrophysiology
Resource Type
- Clinical Documents
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