Why the study?
Does the Sensolog 703 rate responsive pacemaker provide appropriate heart rate increases during daily activities in patients with pathological bradyarrhythmias?
Population
35 patients suffering from pathological bradyarrhythmias and inadequate increase of heart rate during exercise
Design
Case_series
Authors
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May warrant preferring daily activities over treadmill for Sensolog 703 programming; leaves open generalizability beyond this case.
Does the Sensolog 703 rate responsive pacemaker provide appropriate heart rate increases during daily activities in patients with pathological bradyarrhythmias?
Programming of the Sensolog 703 rate-responsive pacemaker is better optimized using daily activities like walking rather than treadmill ergometry to avoid inappropriately high stimulation rates.
KUBISCH et al. (1988) studied this question.
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