Key result
This article reviews leadless pacemakers as a treatment option, exploring key aspects of nursing care and analyzing complications associated with these devices.
Why the study?
Leadless pacing systems eliminate the need for pockets and transvenous leads, requiring nurses to understand the rationale, options, and risks to ensure patient safety.
This article reviews leadless pacemakers as a treatment option, focusing on key aspects of nursing care and potential complications.
Guides nursing protocols for leadless pacemaker patients; leaves open the need for prospective trials on complications.
A leadless intracardiac transcatheter pacing system has been designed to overcome the need for a pacemaker pocket and transvenous lead. Currently, the leadless pacemaker only offers VVI/R pacing and cannot provide atrial pacing. Additional clinical data are required to enable comparison with transvenous devices. In order to prepare a patient for the procedure, nurses need to understand the rationale and treatment options, including risk factors to ensure that patient safety remains central to all care. This article reviews leadless pacemakers as a treatment option, explores the key aspects of nursing care and analyses the complications of these pacemakers.
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Lisa Fletcher (2020) reported a review. Leadless pacemakers was evaluated. This article reviews leadless pacemakers as a treatment option, exploring key aspects of nursing care and analyzing complications associated with these devices.
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