Advances of Implantation Techniques for Conduction System Pacing

Hua, Wei; Gu, Min; Niu, Hongxia; Gold, Michael R.

doi:10.1016/j.jacep.2022.09.022

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“…CRT has traditionally relied on biventricular pacing. Conduction system pacing is a novel approach of pacing the His bundle or left bundle branch 96. Small studies have suggested that conduction system pacing may be a potential alternative to promoting ventricular synchrony 979899100.…”

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“…Conduction system pacing is a novel approach of pacing the His bundle or left bundle branch. 96 Small studies have suggested that conduction system pacing may be a potential alternative to promoting ventricular synchrony. [97][98][99][100] Ongoing trials are testing whether this strategy leads to similar clinical outcomes to traditional CRT via coronary sinus pacing.…”

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Advances in management of heart failure

Heidenreich,

Sandhu

2024

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Heart failure is increasing in prevalence in many countries with aging populations. Fortunately, remarkable scientific advances have been made in the past few years that have led to new treatments and improved prognosis for patients with heart failure. This review examines these changes with a focus on the diagnosis and medical management of heart failure. The changes include the increase to four foundational drug classes (pillars of therapy) now recommended for patients with heart failure and reduced left ventricular ejection fraction, use of sodium-glucose cotransporter-2 inhibitors for those with a higher ejection fraction, and the importance of rapid initiation of life prolonging therapies once a diagnosis of heart failure has been made. Device management and other non-drug management have also evolved with the publication of new clinical trials. The review emphasizes evidence published since the recent heart failure guidelines of the European Society of Cardiology and American College of Cardiology/American Heart Association/Heart Failure Society of America in 2021 and 2022. Additional studies are needed to determine how best to implement these new interventions in clinical practice.

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Advances in management of heart failure

Heidenreich,

Sandhu

2024

BMJ

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“…33 LBB pacing has emerged as an alternative method for delivering physiological pacing to achieve electrical synchrony of the left ventricle, especially in patients with infranodal AV block and LBBB. 34,35 Selective LBB pacing is indicated by a discrete electrogram in the LBBP lead and either an M or rsR' and wide R' with a notch in lead V1, and a discrete component between stimulus and ventricle activation in paced electrogram. 35,36 Nonselective LBB pacing has a narrower right bundle branch block morphology than selective LBBB pacing (as opposed to selective and non-selective Hisbundle pacing) and without the discrete pattern.…”

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“…34,35 Selective LBB pacing is indicated by a discrete electrogram in the LBBP lead and either an M or rsR' and wide R' with a notch in lead V1, and a discrete component between stimulus and ventricle activation in paced electrogram. 35,36 Nonselective LBB pacing has a narrower right bundle branch block morphology than selective LBBB pacing (as opposed to selective and non-selective Hisbundle pacing) and without the discrete pattern.…”

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