Key result
Broken leadless pacemaker tine linked to unexpected rise in pacing threshold.
Why the study?
Can a broken tine explain a rise in pacing threshold in a leadless pacemaker?
Design
Case_report
Authors
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Broken tines may explain threshold rises in passive-fixation leadless pacemakers; hypothesis-generating, needs prospective confirmation.
Case Report
Can a broken tine explain a rise in pacing threshold in a leadless pacemaker?
A broken tine should be considered as a potential mechanism for an unexpected rise in pacing threshold in patients with passive-fixation leadless pacemakers.
Doshi et al. (2023) conducted a case report in Elevated pacing threshold in a leadless pacemaker. Leadless pacemaker with passive fixation (tines) was evaluated. A broken tine is presented as a possible explanation for an unexpected rise in pacing threshold in a leadless pacemaker.
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