Why the study?
Transvenous pacemakers carry significant complications, making leadless pacemakers an emerging alternative whose patient eligibility, safety, and clinical outcomes needed systematic evaluation.
What are the safety and clinical outcomes of leadless pacemakers in patients requiring pacing?
What are the safety and clinical outcomes of leadless pacemakers in patients requiring pacing?
Leadless pacemakers demonstrate a high implantation success rate (98.5%) and a relatively low complication rate (5.23%), offering a viable alternative for patients requiring single-chamber pacing.
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May support use in single-chamber pacing candidates; extends observational data but leaves open randomized confirmation.
OLIVEIRA et al. (2021) studied this question.
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