Key result
Selective-site pacing using the Select Secure system was successfully achieved in 100% of 30 paediatric patients, with stable pacing and sensing thresholds and no adverse events over 11 months.
Why the study?
Is selective-site pacing using the Select Secure system feasible and reliable in pediatric patients requiring pacemakers?
Population
30 pediatric patients requiring a single- or dual-chamber pacemaker
Design
Case_series
Follow-up
mean 11 +/- 10 months
Authors
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Supports selective-site pacing in pediatric cases; leaves open larger prospective validation of long-term outcomes.
Observational (n=30)
Is selective-site pacing using the Select Secure system feasible and reliable in pediatric patients requiring pacemakers?
The Select Secure system provides a feasible and reliable method for selective-site pacing in pediatric patients, maintaining stable electrical parameters without adverse events.
Cantù et al. (2009) conducted an observational in Paediatric patients requiring pacemaker implantation (n=30). Select Secure system (3830 lead) for selective-site pacing was evaluated on Feasibility and reliability (successful implantation and stable pacing/sensing thresholds). Selective-site pacing using the Select Secure system was successfully achieved in 100% of 30 paediatric patients, with stable pacing and sensing thresholds and no adverse events over 11 months.
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