Key result
A prototype of a leadless dual-chamber pacemaker using highly energy-efficient intrabody communication successfully performed dual-chamber pacing in vivo.
Why the study?
Contemporary leadless pacemakers only feature single-chamber pacing capability.
Population
In vivo and ex vivo models in the heart and blood
Design
Preclinical experimental prototype study
Authors
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Supports preclinical feasibility of leadless dual-chamber pacing; leaves open human translation and efficacy trials.
A prototype leadless dual-chamber pacemaker successfully demonstrated wireless synchronization and pacing in vivo, suggesting feasibility for future leadless cardiac resynchronization therapy.
Bereuter et al. (2018) studied this question. Leadless dual-chamber pacemaker prototype was evaluated on Dual-chamber pacing in vivo. A prototype of a leadless dual-chamber pacemaker using highly energy-efficient intrabody communication successfully performed dual-chamber pacing in vivo.
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