Conduction defects and progression to CHB

25/12/2025 by Bob Dunn

A new segment on conduction defects and risk of progression to CHB has been added to the Bradycardias page.

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Conduction defects and risk of CHB

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Associate Professor Robert Dunn

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Associate Professor Meredith Borland
Dr Deborah O'Brien
Dr Stuart Dilley
Dr Jennifer Brookes
Associate Professor Deborah Leach

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