Subclinical right ventricular perforation following leadless pacemaker implantation is not uncommon and is not associated with overt adverse outcomes.
Does leadless pacemaker implantation position impact the incidence of subclinical right ventricular perforation?
Subclinical right ventricular perforation during leadless pacemaker implantation is not uncommon but does not appear to be associated with overt adverse clinical outcomes.
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The most common leadless pacemaker implantation site is the junction of the septum and the RV free wall. Subclinical RV perforation is not uncommon and not associated with overt adverse outcomes.
Lee et al. (Sun,) reported a other. Subclinical right ventricular perforation following leadless pacemaker implantation is not uncommon and is not associated with overt adverse outcomes.