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Does pacing at the rate of the compensatory pause (RCP) stabilize ventricular cycle length at rest in patients with chronic AF, bradycardiac symptoms, and VVI pacing?
Does pacing at the rate of the compensatory pause (RCP) stabilize ventricular cycle length at rest in patients with chronic AF, bradycardiac symptoms, and VVI pacing?
Ventricular stimulation at the rate of the compensatory pause achieves a high pacing percentage and stabilizes cardiac cycles with only a modest increase in heart rate in patients with chronic AF and VVI pacemakers.
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G. Mazzocca (2004) studied this question.
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