Left ventricular septal pacing - can we trust the ECG?

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Čurila, KarolORCiD Profile - 0000-0003-3523-6358WoS Profile - R-7741-2016Scopus Profile - 14827839700
Burri, Haran
Publication date
2023
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Indian Pacing and Electrophysiology Journal
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23 (6)
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ISSN: 0972-6292
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Abstract
In contrast to left bundle branch pacing, the criteria for left ventricular septal pacing (LVSP) were never validated. LVSP is usually defined as deep septal deployment of the pacing lead with a pseudo-right bundle branch morphology in V1. The case report describes an implant procedure during which this definition of LVSP was fulfilled in four of five pacing locations within the septum, with the shallowest of them present in less than 50% of the septal thickness. The case highlights the need for a more precise definition of LVSP.
Keywords
left ventricular septal pacing, implant procedure, criteria, case report
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