Routine 2-D echocardiography can detect asymptomatic left ventricular pacemaker lead malpositions.
May support echocardiography for lead surveillance; single case leaves open prevalence and management questions.
The authors present an asymptomatic left ventricular pacemaker lead malposition that was detected upon routine 2-D Echocardiography. Clinical implication diagnosis and therapeutic options on left ventricular pacemaker lead malposition are discussed.
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