Why the study?
Does the right atrial to distal coronary sinus electrode configuration reduce the atrial defibrillation threshold compared to the can to right ventricular and right atrial configuration in patients with drug refractory persistent AF?
Population
11 patients with drug refractory persistent atrial fibrillation, 73% male, mean age 60.9, undergoing…
Comparison
Right atrial to distal coronary sinus electrode… vs Defibrillator can to right ventricular and right…
Design
RCT, randomized sequence
Follow-up
3 months
Authors
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RA-CS configuration lowers atrial DFT in persistent AF; supports preferential device lead placement and extends configuration optimization trials.
Does the right atrial to distal coronary sinus electrode configuration reduce the atrial defibrillation threshold compared to the can to right ventricular and right atrial configuration in patients with drug refractory persistent AF?
The right atrium to coronary sinus electrode configuration significantly reduces the atrial defibrillation threshold compared to the can to right ventricular and right atrial configuration in patients with persistent AF.
Andrew R.J. Mitchell (2002) studied this question.
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