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Adult Congenital Heart Disease
In patients with Tetralogy of Fallot and an indication for primary prevention ICD (NSVT, induced VT during EPS, or Low LVEF), should pulmonary valve interventions be offered PRIOR to ICD to assess if improvement in VT burden/EF?
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