Why the study?
Does differential bipolar sensing improve electrogram amplitudes and reduce myopotential and far-field sensing compared to unipolar sensing in patients with dual chamber pacemakers?
Does differential bipolar sensing improve electrogram amplitudes and reduce myopotential and far-field sensing compared to unipolar sensing in patients with dual chamber pacemakers?
Differential bipolar sensing is superior to unipolar sensing in dual chamber pacemakers by providing higher electrogram amplitudes and reducing susceptibility to myopotential and far-field sensing.
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DBP sensing may reduce myopotential interference in dual-chamber pacemakers; hypothesis-generating and requires randomized confirmation before practice change.
Boer et al. (1988) studied this question.
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