A comparison of AAIR versus DDDR pacing for patients with sinus node dysfunction: a long-term follow-up study

Mutagaywa, Reuben; Tumaini, Basil; Chin, Ashley

doi:10.5830/cvja-2020-040

CVJA

2021

DOI: 10.5830/cvja-2020-040

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A comparison of AAIR versus DDDR pacing for patients with sinus node dysfunction: a long-term follow-up study

Reuben Mutagaywa¹,

Basil Tumaini²,

Ashley Chin³

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Leadless pacing technology now includesdedicated atrial helix‐fixation leadless pacemakers (LPs), expanding theapplication of leadless devices for patients with sinus node dysfunction andatrioventricular block during sinus rhythm. This first reportedcase‐series of atrial LPs describes and discusses the potential use‐casescenarios of recently approved helix‐fixation atrial LPs. The article highlights important concepts regarding their use, including implantationtechniques, programming, battery conservation, and the low rate of progressionof AV block in patients implanted with AAI(R) pacemakers.

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Minimizing for Maximum Benefit: An Illustrative Case‐Series of Atrial Only Leadless Pacing

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A comparison of AAIR versus DDDR pacing for patients with sinus node dysfunction: a long-term follow-up study

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Minimizing for Maximum Benefit: An Illustrative Case‐Series of Atrial Only Leadless Pacing

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