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An early look at a new leadless pacemaker
Journal of Cardiovascular Electrophysiology, 2023Early product performance issues involving a new leadless pacemaker result in potentially harmful exchanges during device implantation.
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Current Opinion in Cardiology, 2018
Pacing technology for many decades has been composed of a generator attached to leads that are usually transvenous. Recently, leadless pacemakers have been studied in clinical settings and now available for use in many countries. This includes the single-component Nanostim Leadless Cardiac Pacemaker and Micra Transcatheter Pacing System, as well as the
Derek S, Chew, Vikas, Kuriachan
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Pacing technology for many decades has been composed of a generator attached to leads that are usually transvenous. Recently, leadless pacemakers have been studied in clinical settings and now available for use in many countries. This includes the single-component Nanostim Leadless Cardiac Pacemaker and Micra Transcatheter Pacing System, as well as the
Derek S, Chew, Vikas, Kuriachan
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Leadless Pacemaker After Complicated Hematoma
Revista Española de Cardiología (English Edition), 2016En pacientes portadores de protesis mecanicas, la necesidad de anticoagulacion permanente con antagonistas de la vitamina K, cuyo mantenimiento en valores terapeuticos es erratico con mucha frecuencia, aumenta de forma considerable el riesgo de hematomas de la bolsa del generador cuando se implantan dispositivos cardiacos electronicos.
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JAMA, 2016
A first-of-its-kind pacemaker that regulates heart rate without lead wires has received FDA approval. The Micra Transcatheter Pacing System is a self-contained, 1-inch-long device that is implanted directly into the heart’s right ventricle (http://1.usa.gov/23iwftQ).
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A first-of-its-kind pacemaker that regulates heart rate without lead wires has received FDA approval. The Micra Transcatheter Pacing System is a self-contained, 1-inch-long device that is implanted directly into the heart’s right ventricle (http://1.usa.gov/23iwftQ).
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Advancements in Pacemaker Technology: The Leadless Device
Critical Care Nurse, 2017Leadless pacemakers will most likely be the future of cardiac pacing. Leadless pacing employs a single-chamber system to pace only the right ventricle and is fully self-contained, which eliminates the need for leads. These systems, implanted by using a transcatheter sheath, are indicated for patients who need right ventricular pacing only.
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Early trends in leadless pacemaker implantation: Evaluating nationwide in-hospital outcomes
Heart Rhythm, 2022Jelani K Grant, Louis Vincent
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