Why the study?
Can paired leadless pacemakers achieve synchronized dual-chamber pacing using wireless communication in a preclinical model?
Can paired leadless pacemakers achieve synchronized dual-chamber pacing using wireless communication in a preclinical model?
Beat-to-beat wireless communication between two leadless pacemakers can successfully achieve synchronized dual-chamber pacing in a preclinical model.
Preclinical feasibility supports advancing wireless leadless systems; leaves open clinical translation and efficacy in humans.
For the first time, synchronized, dual-chamber pacing has been demonstrated in a chronic preclinical feasibility study by 2 leadless pacemakers using beat-to-beat, wireless communication, achieving a success rate of 99.2%.
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