Key result
Single-lead P-wave-triggered atrial pacing successfully treats transient sinoatrial block and sinus arrest.
Why the study?
P wave triggered permanent atrial pacing is used to treat transient sinoatrial block or sinus arrest in patients with normal atrioventricular conduction, requiring evaluation of its physiological impact.
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P wave triggered permanent atrial pacing is a potential treatment for transient sinoatrial block or sinus arrest in patients with normal AV conduction.
P wave triggered permanent atrial pacing has been used to treat either transient sinoatrial block or sinus arrest in patients with normal atrioventricular conduction.This method requires a normal 'on demand' pacemaker connecting with an atrial electrode only, and limits intervention into the physiological function of the heart.
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Stopczyk et al. (1972) studied this question. P wave triggered permanent atrial pacing can treat transient sinoatrial block or sinus arrest in patients with normal atrioventricular conduction using only an atrial electrode.
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