Key result
External adjustment of sensitivity provided a simple, non-invasive solution to spontaneous and induced myopotential inhibition in a patient with a unipolar AV sequential (DVI) pacemaker.
Population
A patient with a multiprogrammable Intermedics unipolar AV sequential (DVI) pacemaker
Design
Case_report
Authors
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May address myopotential inhibition in unipolar DVI pacemakers; single-case report leaves broader applicability open.
Case Report (n=1)
This case report highlights the occurrence of myopotential inhibition in unipolar AV sequential (DVI) pacemakers and demonstrates that external sensitivity adjustment can be a simple, non-invasive solution.
Echeverría et al. (1982) conducted a case report in Myopotential inhibition of unipolar AV sequential (DVI) pacemaker (n=1). External adjustment of sensitivity was evaluated. External adjustment of sensitivity provided a simple, non-invasive solution to spontaneous and induced myopotential inhibition in a patient with a unipolar AV sequential (DVI) pacemaker.
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