Influence of the type of pathogen on the clinical course of infectious complications related to cardiac implantable electronic devices

The specific role of the various pathogens causing cardiac implantable electronic devices-(CIEDs)-related infections requires further understanding. The data of 1241 patients undergoing transvenous lead extraction because of lead-related infective endocarditis (LRIE-773 patients) and pocket infectio...

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