Cardiac resynchronization therapy: no benefit in heart failure with narrow QRS intervals
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Current guidelines support the use of cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT) in patients with heart failure and a prolonged QRS interval (
120 ms); however, tissue Doppler imaging has shown that some patients with a narrow QRS interval (<130 ms) also have mechanical dyssynchrony and might, therefore, benefit from CRT.
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