Noise Reversion in Paced Dogs

Moı̈se, N. Sydney; Estrada, Amara H.

doi:10.1016/s1760-2734(06)70034-0

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“…Atrial leads in the other 2 dogs with rising thresholds for pacing were suspected to have perforated the atrial myocardium and are discussed further below. Oversensing, consisting of refractory sensed events, and noise reversion pacing were seen in 5/5 unipolar leads and in 4/11 bipolar leads (Fig ).…”

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Atrial‐Based Pacing for Sinus Node Dysfunction in Dogs: Initial Results

Estrada

Pariaut

Hemsley

et al. 2012

Veterinary Internal Medicne

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Based on this small group of dogs, clinically important AV block does not appear to occur in the long-term for dogs with SND. Risks of lead perforation, complete dislodgment, and rising thresholds for pacing, possibly because of microdislodgment, may be related to the initial skill level of the operator or the leads that were used. Use of leads with reduced torque at the lead tip, higher flexibility, increased lead-tip surface of contact with the endocardium or, more likely, use of alternate locations for pacing in the small right atrium of dogs with SND may decrease the frequency of these complications.

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Atrial‐Based Pacing for Sinus Node Dysfunction in Dogs: Initial Results

Estrada

Pariaut

Hemsley

et al. 2012

Veterinary Internal Medicne

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“…En mode sentinelle (VVI) si la fréquence de dépolarisation spontanée est supérieure à la fréquence programmée aucun spike ne sera visible. Les anomalies électrocardiographiques pouvant survenir à la suite de l'implantation sont les suivantes (Hervé et Troger, 2003;Moïse, 2002): -Anomalie d'entraînement électrique ventriculaire. Un délogement de l'électrode de stimulation ou une augmentation du seuil de stimulation sont toujours à l'origine de cette anomalie.…”

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“…Dans ce cas, une diminution nette de l'amplitude des spikes ainsi qu'un ralentissement de la fréquence de stimulation sont observés. -Enfin, une programmation inappropriée ou une stimulation cardiaque asynchrone peuvent être à l'origine d'anomalies rythmiques (Moïse, 2002).…”

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La pose de pacemaker chez le chien: le point sur les 30 dernières années

François¹,

Chetboul²,

Nicolle³

et al. 2004

Schweizer Archiv für Tierheilkunde

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Pacemaker implantation in veterinary practice is still not well known and remains uncommon. However, this technique is the only possible way to cure animals suffering from symptomatic bradycardia whose state does not improve with a medical treatment. In most cases, the use of pacemakers in veterinary medicine leads to the disappearance of the clinical and electrocardiographic signs. This retrospective study concerning the last 30 years draws up an evaluation of the improvements, advantages and drawbacks of this method. Moreover, this study allows the understanding of the evolution of pacemakers' use in veterinary cardiology.

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Pacemaker Therapy

Swift¹

2018

Guide to Canine and Feline Electrocardiography

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Noise Reversion in Paced Dogs

Cited by 8 publications

References 8 publications

Atrial‐Based Pacing for Sinus Node Dysfunction in Dogs: Initial Results

Atrial‐Based Pacing for Sinus Node Dysfunction in Dogs: Initial Results

La pose de pacemaker chez le chien: le point sur les 30 dernières années

Pacemaker Therapy

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