Why the study?
Does myopotential interference affect unipolar rate responsive pacemakers during provocative arm exercises?
Population
22 patients with unipolar rate responsive pacemakers
Design
Case_series
Authors
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May prompt sensitivity adjustment in symptomatic unipolar pacemaker patients; leaves open prospective validation of testing protocols and outcomes.
Does myopotential interference affect unipolar rate responsive pacemakers during provocative arm exercises?
Myopotential interference is common in unipolar rate responsive pacemakers during arm exercises, though appropriate sensitivity adjustment can control symptoms in most patients.
Lau et al. (1989) studied this question.
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