Active Fixation Leads in the Distal Coronary Venous System for Left Ventricular Stimulation: A Safety and Feasibility Study

Volume: 27, Issue: Supplement, Pages: OP64_4 - OP64_4
Published: Jan 1, 2011
Abstract
Introduction: Well positioned left sided lead implantation via the coronary venous system is central in ensuring delivery of resynchronization therapy in selected patients with heart failure. Unfortunately, many factors can negatively impact optimal positioning. Therefore, we investigated the safety and feasibility of using an active fixation lead in the distal branches of the coronary sinus for left ventricular stimulation. Methods: From May...
Paper Details
Title
Active Fixation Leads in the Distal Coronary Venous System for Left Ventricular Stimulation: A Safety and Feasibility Study
Published Date
Jan 1, 2011
Volume
27
Issue
Supplement
Pages
OP64_4 - OP64_4
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