Eficacia y seguridad de la implantación de marcapasos transvenosos transitorios en una unidad de cuidados intensivos

Bono, Javier Muñoz; Palomino, Miguel A.; Guarasa, Inés Macías; Sierra, B. Hernández; Balsera, Emilio Curiel; García, G. Quesada

doi:10.1016/j.medin.2011.04.003

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“…Compared with observations previously reported in the literature, where complications range from 20% to 40% using passive fixation lead and 1.7% of complications when active fixation lead is used, the main complications are puncture site hematoma, lead dislodgement and capture failure, infection, and cardiac perforation in both cases. Up to 6.8% mortality is reported in the case of TPM with passive fixation [4][5][6] . The main complication observed with the use of TPM is capture failure related to lead dislodgement, with its incidence varying between 10 and 60% depending on the series, and representing the highest value when passive fixation leads are used 7 .…”

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Temporal stimulation by active fixation lead

Yáñez-Guerrero

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León-Romero

et al. 2023

ACME

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Objective:The objective of this study was to determine the efficacy and safety of temporary pacing with an active fixation lead placed through the internal jugular vein and/or subclavian vein. Methods: We analyzed a consecutive series of 25 out of 73 patients that had a pacemaker extraction and were pacing dependent requiring temporary pacing with an active fixation lead until the new pacemaker implant, from 2017 to 2021. Results: After extraction 25 patients age 68 years ± 16 years, required temporary pacing, the media for temporary pacing was 5 days. There was no mortality associated to temporary stimulation. Only one patient (4%) had a complication 4 days after the implant with capture fail due to a microdislogement requiring reintervention. Conclusion: Temporary stimulation through active fixation pacemaker leads that it is safe and effective.

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