Please enjoy our case report on a patient referred for pacemaker pocket infection who had something very different!
https://t.co/s68F5FdxgG
@whperucki@ShreyaMakkapati@dblaslett
Not what we expected!
Selective His pacing with VA time ~160ms, non-selective ParaHisian pacing with VA time ~120ms.
Instead of equal VA time during ParaHisian pacing, a paradoxical difference in VA time revealed the presence of an AP! @docwhitman@AnujBasil@narrowQRS
How to implant a Micra during a national contrast shortage, or in a patient with a severe contrast allergy? ICE has been described, but TTE is cheap, non-invasive and helpful to confirm septal position.
@whperucki#EPeeps
This case report describes a patient in Sweden who had an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest and received defibrillation with an automated external defibrillator delivered by a drone (shown in a video). https://t.co/PvjYPJmO90
A submuscular CIED pocket can/should be bloodless, and is gratifying - for patients and implantor (and fellow!) alike. Should we be doing this more often, even as a standard consideration? @narrowQRS@rdschaller@ByronKLee@JDMossMD@JagSinghMD@whperucki
A truly great device case. I have so many images, I almost don't know where to begin to share. Still many images to scan in, but here's a good start.
Pt. admitted with palps. Dual chamber pacer in place, with a cardiac history.
What is going on? (yes symptoms during fast pacing)
#APAF-CRT trial: ablation plus #CRT is superior to pharmacological rate control in reducing mortality in severely symptomatic permanent #AFib patients with a narrow QRS
#ESCCongress