Ioannis-John Chiladakis

M.D., Associate Professor

Greece

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Dr. Ioannis-John Chiladakis is an Associate Professor at Panepistemiako Geniko Nosokomeio Patron Panagia e Boetheia in Greece. His research primarily focuses on cardiac electrophysiology, including lead-related complications, pacemaker sensing, and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on cardiac procedures. He has contributed to numerous articles addressing topics such as ventricular activation during pacing and trends in cardiac ablation procedures.

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Georgios Giannopoulos

Associate Professor

Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

GREECE

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GEORGIOS KOURGIANNIDIS

Head, Cardiology Clinic

251 Airforce General Hospital

GREECE

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A hazardous collateral pathway following asymptomatic lead‐related venous occlusion?

Differences in Electrical Delay Between the Mid-septum and Apex with the Right Ventricular Lead: Novel Implications for Pacemaker Sensing.

Right ventricular lead sensing latency in pacemaker therapy

Effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on cardiac electrophysiological ablation procedures in Greece – Data from the Hellenic Society of Cardiology Ablation Registry

Ventricular activation during transcutaneous and transvenous pacing.

Unexpected inhibition of bradycardia pacing due to oversensing in ICD lead fracture associated with spurious tachyarrhythmia detection and discharges

Trends in ablation procedures in Greece over the 2008-2018 period: Results from the Hellenic Cardiology Society Ablation Registry.

Effects of transcutaneous cardiac pacing on ventricular repolarization and comparison with transvenous pacing

Pseudo-loss of left ventricular capture due to interventricular crosstalk

The electrocardiogram of ventricular capture during transcutaneous cardiac pacing

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Georgios Giannopoulos

GEORGIOS KOURGIANNIDIS

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