2022
DOI: 10.1002/ehf2.13806
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Anatomical and histological assessment of left bundle branch area pacing in human heart with refractory heart failure

Abstract: As an emerging pacing technique, left bundle branch area pacing (LBBAP) has served as a physiological pacing modality that overcomes the limitations of His bundle pacing (HBP) or right ventricular pacing. Three patients with terminal heart failure who were waiting for heart transplantation and met the indications of pacemaker implantations received LBBAP. Symptoms were relieved and stabilized and eventually received heart transplantation. Diseased hearts from the recipients were dissected post-transplantation,… Show more

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“…As the advent of new tools and technologies greatly facilitated HPCSP implantation, a growing number of researchers are coming to a consensus that HPCSP is a more physiological approach than other existing pacing model, especially in patients with LBBB in combination with heart failure or with high percentage of expected pacing needs [54][55][56][57]. It is now generally accepted that HPCSP includes two pacing modalities, HBP and LBBP, the main difference between them is the anatomical location of the pacing lead [58,59]. Nonetheless, both of them can capture the conduction system.…”
Section: What Type Of Pacing Methods Should Be Performed?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As the advent of new tools and technologies greatly facilitated HPCSP implantation, a growing number of researchers are coming to a consensus that HPCSP is a more physiological approach than other existing pacing model, especially in patients with LBBB in combination with heart failure or with high percentage of expected pacing needs [54][55][56][57]. It is now generally accepted that HPCSP includes two pacing modalities, HBP and LBBP, the main difference between them is the anatomical location of the pacing lead [58,59]. Nonetheless, both of them can capture the conduction system.…”
Section: What Type Of Pacing Methods Should Be Performed?mentioning
confidence: 99%