Key result
Elema electrode wire enables transvenous pacing in absent RSVC with PLSVC draining into the CS.
Why the study?
Does the use of an Elema electrode wire improve the establishment of transvenous pacing in a patient with chronic heart block and anomalous venous return?
Population
A patient with chronic heart block and an absent right superior vena cava with a persistent left ventricular…
Comparison
Transvenous pacing using an Elema electrode wire vs Transvenous pacing with Devices Lgo electrode
Design
Case_report
Authors
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May aid transvenous pacing via coronary sinus in absent right SVC; leaves open confirmation in larger cohorts before routine use.
Does the use of an Elema electrode wire improve the establishment of transvenous pacing in a patient with chronic heart block and anomalous venous return?
An Elema electrode wire is recommended for transvenous pacing in patients with anomalous venous return (absent right SVC and persistent left ventricular vena cava).
Harris et al. (1972) studied this question. An Elema electrode wire is recommended for transvenous pacing in patients with an absent right superior vena cava and persistent left vena cava draining into the coronary sinus.
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