2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.hrthm.2018.10.032
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Competitive athletes with implantable cardioverter–defibrillators—How to program? Data from the Implantable Cardioverter–Defibrillator Sports Registry

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“…In the ICD Sports Study, those athletes whose ICDs were programmed with higher rate-cut-offs for the first therapy zone (greater than 200bpm), and those programmed with detectionduration greater than the nominal settings, were less likely to receive inappropriate shocks, and those with both these settings, the least likely. 19 Programming was not prescribed in this study, but findings were similar to large randomized controlled studies in the general ICD population. 20 There was no increase in syncope prior to shock in those athletes with higher rate-cut-off/longer duration.…”
Section: Programming the Icd In The Athletesupporting
confidence: 82%
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“…In the ICD Sports Study, those athletes whose ICDs were programmed with higher rate-cut-offs for the first therapy zone (greater than 200bpm), and those programmed with detectionduration greater than the nominal settings, were less likely to receive inappropriate shocks, and those with both these settings, the least likely. 19 Programming was not prescribed in this study, but findings were similar to large randomized controlled studies in the general ICD population. 20 There was no increase in syncope prior to shock in those athletes with higher rate-cut-off/longer duration.…”
Section: Programming the Icd In The Athletesupporting
confidence: 82%
“…A recent subanalysis 19 has focused on the appropriate programming to minimize the likelihood of inappropriate shocks in this population. In the ICD Sports Study, those athletes whose ICDs were programmed with higher rate-cut-offs for the first therapy zone (greater than 200bpm), and those programmed with detectionduration greater than the nominal settings, were less likely to receive inappropriate shocks, and those with both these settings, the least likely.…”
Section: Programming the Icd In The Athletementioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a result of data from the ICD Sports Registry, the AHA/ACC updated guidelines note that participation in sports with an ICD is now a "IIb" recommendation, indicating it "may be considered". [85] A sub-analysis of this registry performed to address appropriate ICD programming showed that inappropriate shocks were less likely with higher rate cut-offs for the first therapy zone (greater than 200 beats per minute) and with detection duration greater than "nominal" settings [86]. Individuals with both of those programming features were the least likely to receive inappropriate shocks.…”
Section: Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillatorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…B. die Klasse-I-Empfehlung, eine VT-Zone von 185-200/bpm zur Reduktion von Schockabgaben zu programmieren [27], möglicherweise bei Athleten mit Problemen verbunden, wenn diese im Rahmen einer (physiologischen) Sinustachykardie beim Sport mit ihrer ventrikulären Herzfrequenz dieses Fenster erreichen. Interessante Daten bezüglich der ICD-Programmierung konnten wiederum aus dem prospektiven "ICD Sports Safety"-Register gewonnen werden [28]. So konnte aufgezeigt werden, dass die Programmierung eines alleinigen höheren Therapiefensters (> 200 bpm) mit einer geringeren Rate von adäquaten und inadäquaten Schockabgaben während Wettkampf oder Training einherging.…”
Section: Icd-programmierung Bei Leistungssportlernunclassified