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The feasibility of leadless pacemaker implantation in nona-genarians: case report and literature review
文献摘要:
Iinn tchre aging populations of China, there is aneasing prevalence of various types ofbradycardias that require pacing therapy. In 1958, the first transvenous pacemaker (TVPM) was implanted at Karolinska Hospital in Sweden, which unveiled the era of cardiac pacing therapy.[1] A TVPM includes transvenous electrodes and a pulse gener-ator that is implanted subcutaneously. Despite its obvious benefits, the complication rate associated with TVPM could be as high as 10%,[2] including ele-ctrode dysfunction and device infection. Notably, reports show that among those who developed a device infection, the one-year mortality rate was 12%for a pocket infection and 31% for an endovascular infection, even after the device was removed.
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作者姓名:
Chun-Ling ZHENG;Li ZHAO;Yu CHEN;Zheng-Ming XU;Ling LIU;Li-Li WANG;Ying-Ming LIU
作者机构:
Department of Cardiology,the Sixth Medical Center,Chinese PLA General Hospital,Beijing,China*The authors contributed equally to this manuscript
引用格式:
[1]Chun-Ling ZHENG;Li ZHAO;Yu CHEN;Zheng-Ming XU;Ling LIU;Li-Li WANG;Ying-Ming LIU-.The feasibility of leadless pacemaker implantation in nona-genarians: case report and literature review)[J].老年心脏病学杂志(英文版),2022(08):626-630
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