Key result
Right-sided HBP troubleshooting achieves stable His capture in persistent left superior vena cava.
Why the study?
Practical troubleshooting details for achieving stable His capture during right-sided His bundle pacing when left-sided delivery is not feasible in persistent left superior vena cava remain limited.
Provides practical troubleshooting details for achieving stable His capture during right-sided His bundle pacing in patients with persistent left superior vena cava.
May aid right-sided His pacing in persistent left SVC; leaves open prospective validation.
His bundle pacing (HBP) and other conduction system pacing strategies are increasingly used to preserve physiologic ventricular activation in patients with high pacing burden.1-3 Persistent left superior vena cava (PLSVC) can complicate transvenous lead delivery due to altered venous pathways and unfavorable catheter orientation.4,5 Although right-sided HBP and conduction system pacing in PLSVC have been described previously,6,7 practical troubleshooting details for achieving stable His capture when left-sided delivery is not feasible remain limited.
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Quang et al. (2026) studied Persistent left superior vena cava requiring His bundle pacing. Right-sided His bundle pacing was evaluated. Practical troubleshooting details are provided for achieving stable His capture during right-sided His bundle pacing in patients with persistent left superior vena cava.
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