Key result
Inadvertent transvenous permanent left ventricular pacing through an atrial septal defect resulted in no systemic embolic phenomena over 43 months of follow-up on antiplatelet therapy.
Case Report (n=1)
Inadvertent transvenous permanent left ventricular pacing through an atrial septal defect can be managed with antiplatelet therapy without systemic embolic phenomena over a 43-month follow-up.
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Supports antiplatelet management in rare inadvertent LV pacing via ASD; leaves open need for prospective data on embolic risk.
Lee et al. (1995) conducted a case report in Inadvertent transvenous permanent left ventricular pacing (n=1). Transvenous permanent left ventricular pacing was evaluated on Systemic embolic phenomena. Inadvertent transvenous permanent left ventricular pacing through an atrial septal defect resulted in no systemic embolic phenomena over 43 months of follow-up on antiplatelet therapy.
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