Population
2 children with pacemakers
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Case_series
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Twiddler's syndrome warrants consideration in children with pacemaker malfunction; extends sparse pediatric data but leaves prevention strategies open.
Twiddler's syndrome is a recognized cause of mechanical pacemaker failure that can occur in children, potentially exacerbated by thinner subcutaneous tissues and poor comprehension.
Abrams et al. (1995) studied this question.
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