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Endocardial pacing

Effects on pacemaker thresholds Flecainide increases endocardial pacing thresholds and may suppress ventricular escape rhythms. These effects are reversible. Use with caution in patients with permanent pacemakers or temporary... [Pg.460]

Vellani CW, Tildesley G, Davies LG (1969) Endocardial pacing a percutaneous method using the subclavian vein. Br Heart J31(l) 106-lll... [Pg.33]

Littleford PO, Spector SD (1979) Device for the rapid insertion of a permanent endocardial pacing electrode through the subclavian vein preliminary report. Ann Thorac Surg 27(3) 265-269... [Pg.33]

Jarwe M, Klug D, Beregi JP et al (1999) Single center experience with femoral extraction of permanent endocardial pacing. Pacing Clin Electrophysiol 1999 22 1202-1209... [Pg.113]

Fig. 4.57 Endocardial pacing and shocking electrode position in the apex of the right ventricle. The electrode has been tunneled to the ICD in the right upper quadrant a subcutaneous patch has been placed and similarly tunneled to the ICD. (From Belott PH, Reynolds DW. Permanent pacemaker and cardioverter defibrillation implantation. In Ellenbogen KA, Kay N, Wilkoff BE, eds. Clinical cardiac pacing and defibrillation, 2nd ed. Philadelphia WB Saunders, 2000, with permission.)... Fig. 4.57 Endocardial pacing and shocking electrode position in the apex of the right ventricle. The electrode has been tunneled to the ICD in the right upper quadrant a subcutaneous patch has been placed and similarly tunneled to the ICD. (From Belott PH, Reynolds DW. Permanent pacemaker and cardioverter defibrillation implantation. In Ellenbogen KA, Kay N, Wilkoff BE, eds. Clinical cardiac pacing and defibrillation, 2nd ed. Philadelphia WB Saunders, 2000, with permission.)...
Fig. 4.69 Atrial lead placement. Insert in the upper right shows atrial endocardial lead being placed through the wall of the right atrial appendage with the tip of the pacemaker lead abutting the endocardial surface. A pursestring suture is placed around the lead at the point of entry. The relationship of the atrial lead is also shown. (Hayes DL, Vhetstra RE, Puga FJ, et al. A novel approach to atrial endocardial pacing. Pacing Clin Electrophysiol 1989 12(1 Pt 1) 125-130, with permission.)... Fig. 4.69 Atrial lead placement. Insert in the upper right shows atrial endocardial lead being placed through the wall of the right atrial appendage with the tip of the pacemaker lead abutting the endocardial surface. A pursestring suture is placed around the lead at the point of entry. The relationship of the atrial lead is also shown. (Hayes DL, Vhetstra RE, Puga FJ, et al. A novel approach to atrial endocardial pacing. Pacing Clin Electrophysiol 1989 12(1 Pt 1) 125-130, with permission.)...
IV. Add coronary sinus lead ipsilaterally plus contralateral endocardial pacing and shocking electrode placement... [Pg.217]

Subclavian venipuncture reconsidered as a means of implanting endocardial pacing leads. Angleton, TX Issues Intermedics, 1987 1-2. [Pg.241]

Bognolo DA, Vijayanagar RR, Eckstein PF, et al. Method for reintroduction of permanent endocardial pacing electrodes. PACE 1982 5 546. [Pg.242]

Hellestrand KJ, Ward DE, Bexton RS, et al. The use of active fixation electrodes for permanent endocardial pacing via a persistent left superior vena cava. PACE 1982 5 180. [Pg.243]

Hayes DL, Vliestra RE, Puga FJ, et al. A novel approach to atrial endocardial pacing. PACE 1989 12 125. [Pg.243]

Niemann JT, et al. External noninvasive cardiac pacing a comparative hemodynamic study of two techniques with conventional endocardial pacing. PACE... [Pg.335]

Nicolosi GL, Channel PA, Zanuttini D. Large right atrial thrombosis. Rare complication during permanent transvenous endocardial pacing. Br Heart J 1980 43 199 201. [Pg.590]

Radovsky AS, Van Vleet JF. Effects of dexamethasone elution on tissue reaction around stimulating electrodes of endocardial pacing lead in dogs. Am Heart J 1989 117 1288-1298. [Pg.590]

Fig. 18.28 Posteroanterior chest radiograph (A) and close-up view (B) from a patient with congenital heart disease and an abandoned dual-chamber endocardial pacing system. Two ventricular epicardial leads are connected with a Y connector to a single chamber ventricular pacemaker. On the close-up view (B) the arrow notes a defect in the lead adaptor just as it exits the connector block. Fig. 18.28 Posteroanterior chest radiograph (A) and close-up view (B) from a patient with congenital heart disease and an abandoned dual-chamber endocardial pacing system. Two ventricular epicardial leads are connected with a Y connector to a single chamber ventricular pacemaker. On the close-up view (B) the arrow notes a defect in the lead adaptor just as it exits the connector block.
Pachon JC, Pachon El, Albornoz RN, et al. Ventricular endocardial right bifocal stimulation in the treatment of severe dilated cardiomyopathy heart failure with wide QRS. Pacing Clin. Electrophysiol. 2001 24 1369-76. [Pg.68]

Chen T.E., Parson L.D., and Downar E. 1991. The construction of endocardial balloon arrays for cardiac mapping. Pacing Clin. Electrophysiol. 14 470-479. [Pg.83]

To approach an extraction procedure with more consciousness, it is important to be aware of the complications related to human body response after implantation of a pacing or defibrillating lead [46]. When a transvenous permanent lead is implanted, it stays in close contact with some points of the venous endothelium and endocardium. At these points, the lead may be responsible of chronic traumatism on the endothelium/endocardi-um, causing an inflammatory response of the vessel or endocardial wall, with thrombus formation and subsequent scarring [47-49]. [Pg.28]

Amundson DC, McArthur W, Mosharrafa M (1979) The porous endocardial electrode. Pacing Clin Electrophysiol 2(l) 40-50... [Pg.32]

Thuesen L, Jensen PJ, Vejby-Christensen H et al (1989) Lower chronic stimulation threshold in the carbon-tip than in the platinum-tip endocardial electrode a randomized study. Pacing Clin Electrophysiol 12(10) 1592-1595... [Pg.32]

Dubemet J, Irarrazaval MJ, Lema G et al (1985) Surgical removal of entrapped endocardial leads without using extracorporeal circulation. Pacing Clin Electrophysiol 8 175-180... [Pg.47]

Silvetti MS, Drago E (2008) Outcome of young patients with abandoned, nonfunctional endocardial leads. Pacing Clin Electrophysiol 31 473 79... [Pg.47]

Pfitzner P, Trappe HJ (1998) Oversensing in a cardiac defibrillator system caused by interaction between two endocardial defibrillation leads in the right ventricle. Pacing Clin Electrophysiol 21 764-768... [Pg.47]

Gaynor SL, Zierer A, Lawton JS et al (2006) Laser assistance for extraction of chronically implanted endocardial leads infectious versus noninfectious indications. Pacing... [Pg.114]

Kruse IM Long-term performance of endocardial leads with steroid-eluting electrodes. PACE 1986 9 1217-1219. [Pg.45]

Fig. 4.42 From left to right the first electrode is an endocardial rate sensing and pacing electrode. Endocardial high-energy spring electrode in the middle pair. Epicardial patches and pair on the extreme left epicardial rate sensing electrodes. (Courtesy of Guidant, Inc., St. Paul, MN.)... Fig. 4.42 From left to right the first electrode is an endocardial rate sensing and pacing electrode. Endocardial high-energy spring electrode in the middle pair. Epicardial patches and pair on the extreme left epicardial rate sensing electrodes. (Courtesy of Guidant, Inc., St. Paul, MN.)...
Fig. 4.68 Atrial lead placement through atriotomy and purseslring suture. Atrium and ventricular electrodes are positioned and the atriotomy is secured. (Westerman GR, Van Devanter SH. Transthoracic transatrial endocardial lead placement for permanent pacing. Ann Thorac Surg 1987 43(4) 445-446, with permission.)... Fig. 4.68 Atrial lead placement through atriotomy and purseslring suture. Atrium and ventricular electrodes are positioned and the atriotomy is secured. (Westerman GR, Van Devanter SH. Transthoracic transatrial endocardial lead placement for permanent pacing. Ann Thorac Surg 1987 43(4) 445-446, with permission.)...
Cardiac resynchronization therapy has clearly demonstrated hemodynamic benefit in patients with advanced CHF (124-130). Successful stimulation of the Left ventricular (LV) is critical to this new therapeutic pacing modaUty. This can be accomplished by either an epicardial or endocardial approach. The endocardial approach involves access to the LV endocardium transatrially through a patent foramen ovale or a direct tiansseptal puncture. This approach is considered potentially dangerous because of the risk of thromboembolism and stroke (131). The epicardium of the LV can be accesses by direct placement... [Pg.186]

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