Key result
A new method of temporary AVI pacing using chest wall stimulation was developed and tested in patients with noncommitted DDD or DVI pacemakers.
Why the study?
Does chest wall stimulation enable temporary AVI pacing in patients with noncommitted DDD or DVI pacemakers?
Does chest wall stimulation enable temporary AVI pacing in patients with noncommitted DDD or DVI pacemakers?
Chest wall stimulation provides a novel method for temporary AVI pacing in patients with noncommitted DDD or DVI pacemakers.
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May offer noninvasive temporary AVI pacing in noncommitted pacemakers; leaves open need for prospective validation before clinical use.
Kersschot et al. (1985) studied Patients with noncommitted DDD or DVI pacemakers. Temporary AVI pacing by chest wall stimulation was evaluated. A new method of temporary AVI pacing using chest wall stimulation was developed and tested in patients with noncommitted DDD or DVI pacemakers.
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