Key result
Specific mapping and visualization techniques during AVEIR DR implantation optimize device communication and procedural safety.
Why the study?
Although implantation of the ventricular device as a single-chamber pacemaker has been well described, additional considerations surrounding dual-chamber implantation procedures exist.
This review provides practical procedural guidance for the implantation of a novel dual-chamber leadless pacemaker system.
Dual-chamber leadless pacing appears feasible; leaves open long-term outcomes and routine adoption.
In a pivotal trial (NCT05252702), the AVEIR DR (Abbott) leadless pacemaker system was found to be safe and effective in delivering DDDR synchronous atrial and ventricular pacing. This dual-chamber system employs 2 leadless pacemakers with implant-to-implant communication. Although implantation of the ventricular device as a single-chamber pacemaker has been well described, there are additional considerations surrounding the dual-chamber implantation procedure. Herein, we review the dual-chamber leadless pacemaker implantation workflow while providing guidance to optimize safe and effective implantation procedures.
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Neužil et al. (2024) conducted a review in Indication for dual-chamber pacing. AVEIR DR Dual-Chamber Leadless Pacemaker System was evaluated. Specific implantation techniques for the AVEIR DR dual-chamber leadless pacemaker system, including careful mapping and preimplantation visualization, optimize implant-to-implant communication and procedural safety.
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