Why the study?
Left bundle branch pacing is a promising physiological pacing method to prevent or treat heart failure, but implantation under direct vision without x-ray assistance during cardiac surgery had not been reported.
This case report demonstrates the feasibility of performing left bundle branch pacing under direct vision without x-ray assistance during cardiac surgery.
Left bundle branch pacing (LBBP) was a promising physiological pacing method, which could prevent or treat heart failure. We reported a young woman with severe valvular disease and heart failure receiving LBBP under direct vision and without x-ray assistance during cardiac surgery. To the best of our knowledge, this was the first case report of this type of pace maker implantation.
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