Why the study?
Does the reimplantation of prematurely explanted cardiac rhythm control devices provide a safe and feasible option for patients unable to afford new devices?
Population
Patients in developing countries who are unable to afford new cardiac rhythm control devices
Design
Review
Authors
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May support reimplantation in resource-limited settings; leaves open need for prospective trials and ethical standards.
Does the reimplantation of prematurely explanted cardiac rhythm control devices provide a safe and feasible option for patients unable to afford new devices?
Reimplantation of explanted cardiac rhythm devices is a feasible and potentially life-saving strategy for patients in developing countries who cannot afford new devices, though ethical and legal frameworks are needed.
Islam et al. (2013) studied this question.
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