Why the study?
Does a new algorithm adjusting precharge duration reduce pacemaker polarization artifact in patients with permanent pacing leads?
Population
11 patients with unipolar and bipolar permanent pacing leads
Comparison
A new algorithm for minimizing pacemaker… vs Baseline (initial artifact before balancing)
Design
Case_series
Authors
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May aid evoked response monitoring in paced patients; case report leaves open generalizability and clinical adoption.
Does a new algorithm adjusting precharge duration reduce pacemaker polarization artifact in patients with permanent pacing leads?
A novel algorithm adjusting precharge duration significantly reduces pacemaker polarization artifacts, facilitating accurate analysis of paced evoked responses.
Curtis et al. (1991) studied this question.
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