Key result
A defective electrode insulation can create a galvanic element that generates false signals sufficient to cause abnormal pulse generator inhibition.
Population
A single patient with a pacemaker experiencing abnormal inhibition with prolongation of pacing intervals…
Design
Case_report
Authors
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Alerts clinicians to insulation defects in unexplained inhibition; leaves open prevalence and diagnostic protocols.
Case Report (n=1)
Defective pacemaker electrode insulation can create a galvanic element that generates false signals, leading to abnormal pulse generator inhibition.
LEVANDER‐LINDGREN et al. (1983) conducted a case report in Pacemaker abnormal inhibition (n=1). Defective electrode insulation was evaluated on Abnormal pulse generator inhibition. A defective electrode insulation can create a galvanic element that generates false signals sufficient to cause abnormal pulse generator inhibition.
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