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Leadless pacemaker systems can exhibit concealed interference due to stealth device-device interactions.
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Alerts clinicians to potential concealed interference in leadless systems; leaves open need for systematic evaluation before practice change.
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James E. Ip (2025) studied this question. Leadless pacemaker systems can exhibit concealed interference due to stealth device-device interactions.
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