Key result
Diaphragmatic myopotentials caused repeated transient suppression of a normally functioning bipolar demand pulse generator during maneuvers such as deep respiration, straining, and coughing.
Population
A patient with a normally functioning bipolar demand pulse generator
Design
Case_report
Authors
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Diaphragmatic myopotentials may cause pauses in bipolar pacemakers; this case report leaves open prevalence and management in contemporary devices.
Case Report
Sensing of diaphragmatic myopotentials should be considered in the differential diagnosis of unexplained pacemaker pauses in patients with bipolar demand pacemakers.
Barold et al. (1977) conducted a case report in Pacemaker inhibition. Diaphragmatic myopotentials was evaluated on Transient pacemaker suppression. Diaphragmatic myopotentials caused repeated transient suppression of a normally functioning bipolar demand pulse generator during maneuvers such as deep respiration, straining, and coughing.