TY - JOUR
AU - Goldschlager, Nora
AB - Abstract Technologic innovations have made many forms of pacing therapy available to patients. Part I of this review1 discussed the design features and programming capabilities of currently available pulse generators. Part II will focus on the various modes of pacing and present guidelines for their clinical application. We will also outline future trends in pacemaker design, emphasizing the potential of antitachycardia pacing. PACING MODES: DEFINITION, RATIONALE, INDICATIONS In the 1980s, the clinician needs to be sufficiently knowledgeable about cardiac pacemakers to participate in the decision to prescribe a specific pacing mode for the patient. This decision is usually between noncompetitive ventricular pacing (VVI mode; Table 1) and dual-chamber systems. The choice is often made in the absence of controlled clinical trials comparing these modes in properly selected patients. 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TI - Progress in Cardiac Pacing: Part II
JF - Archives of Internal Medicine
DO - 10.1001/archinte.1985.00360120110018
DA - 1985-12-01
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SP - 2238
EP - 2244
VL - 145
IS - 12
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