Key result
Clinical cases demonstrate conduction system pacing techniques using fluoroscopy, ECG, and EGM recordings.
Why the study?
To present theoretical and practical aspects of conduction system pacing, which maintains or recovers physiological activation, using fluoroscopy images, ECG, and EGM recordings.
Case Report
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Presents theoretical and practical aspects of conduction system pacing using fluoroscopy, ECG, and EGM recordings from selected clinical cases.
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Case reports illustrate conduction system pacing feasibility; hypothesis-generating and requires prospective trials before wider adoption.
<ns3:p>His bundle pacing and left bundle branch pacing are complementary implantation techniques that combine into conduction system pacing, which allows maintaining or recovering physiological activation of the heart. We selected cases from the electrophysiological laboratory of the University Hospital in Krakow to present theoretical and practical aspects of conduction system pacing using fluoroscopy images, ECG and EGM recordings.</ns3:p>
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Moskal et al. (2021) conducted a case report in Conduction system pacing. Conduction system pacing was evaluated. Conduction system pacing techniques, including His bundle and left bundle branch pacing, were demonstrated using fluoroscopy, ECG, and EGM recordings from selected clinical cases.
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