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Extracardiac stimulation

Extracardiac stimulation is not life-threatening but can be extremely problematic. Diaphragmatic stimulation is more common with posterolateral coronary sinus branch placement. At time of implant, this problem should always be sought in the unipolar or extended bipolar configurations, testing at lOV. If extracardiac stimulation is encountered, the lead should be repo-... [Pg.216]

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