Key result
Transvenous ventricular pacemaker induces reciprocal beating in a reported case of permanent sinus arrest.
Population
1 patient with permanent sinus arrest
Design
Case_report
Authors
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Clinicians should monitor for reciprocal beating after ventricular pacing in sinus arrest; single case leaves prevalence and relevance open.
Highlights the potential for reciprocal beating induced by transvenous ventricular pacemakers in patients with permanent sinus arrest.
Kastor et al. (1967) studied this question. A transvenous ventricular pacemaker inserted for permanent sinus arrest induced reciprocal beating in a reported case.
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