The major distinguishing feature of a biventricular pacemaker is the insertion of a left ventricular lead to accomplish left ventricular pacing, in addition to the right ventricular lead for right ...

lead if the distal coil overlies the tricuspid annulus. In biventricular ICDs, T-wave oversensing may result in 2:1 biventricular pacing (in addition to inappropriate therapy delivery).

During subsequent device interrogations, 21.9% of the patients who had devices implanted were noted to be pacemaker-dependent on at least one in-office device check. At the time of Fidelis® lead ...

Biventricular pacemakers: These devices have three leads, one connected to the right atrium, and the other two to the lower chambers. They are used to treat more advanced conditions like heart ...

This is a biventricular pacemaker which has one lead in right ventricle and a second lead in the coronary sinus which wraps around the posterior heart to pace the lateral left ventricle.

The cardiac pacemaker market has witnessed significant growth over recent years, driven by the increasing prevalence of heart diseases, advancements in pacemaker technology, and growing awareness ...