Effect of left bundle branch area pacing on cardiac remodeling and function: propensity score matching with right ventricular pacing

Shengchan Wang

doi:10.1186/s12872-025-05334-y

November 28, 2025BMC Cardiovascular DisordersOpen Access

Effect of left bundle branch area pacing on cardiac remodeling and function: propensity score matching with right ventricular pacing

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Left bundle branch area pacing significantly improves cardiac function compared to right ventricular pacing.
In patients requiring high ventricular pacing burden, there is notable improvement in cardiac remodeling.
Propensity score matching analysis highlights differences in outcomes between pacing modalities.
These findings suggest a need for consideration of left bundle branch pacing as a preferable option.

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Propensity score matching indicates left bundle branch area pacing enhances cardiac function and remodeling versus right ventricular pacing.

Abstract

LBBAP might be a preferable pacing modality to improve cardiac remodeling and function in patients requiring high ventricular pacing burden compared with conventional RVP.

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