Why the study?
Do unipolar AAI pacemakers have lower susceptibility to myopotential inhibition compared to unipolar VVI pacemakers?
Do unipolar AAI pacemakers have lower susceptibility to myopotential inhibition compared to unipolar VVI pacemakers?
Unipolar AAI pacemakers are less susceptible to myopotential inhibition than unipolar VVI pacemakers, though their lower intracardiac signal amplitudes may complicate correction if inhibition does occur.
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AAI pacing was associated with less myopotential inhibition than VVI; hypothesis-generating and should not yet change practice.
Ito et al. (1987) studied this question.
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