Trends and Complications Associated With Permanent Pacemaker Implantation: A National Database Analysis

Gender Differences in Rates of Arrhythmias, Cardiac Implantable Electronic Devices, and Diagnostic Modalities Among Sarcoidosis Patients

“…This finding has also been observed across all age-groups [25]. There has been an increasing trend in pacemakers in recent years [26]. Our study has found that pacemaker insertion rates were higher in females (40% in males vs 60% in females, p=0.066).…”

Procedural and cardiovascular outcomes of geriatric vs non-geriatric patients undergoing permanent pacemaker implantation - a nationwide cohort analysis

“…Even among patients >80 years, the rates of complications were similar to those of younger patients [7]. Furthermore, the rates of complication beyond the periprocedural period were found to be independent of age [6,[11][12][13]15]. Am J Cardiovasc Dis 2024;14(2):128-135…”

“…The average age of pacemaker recipient is now 75 years ±10 years [4]. Previous studies have investigated the effects of age on pacemaker safety and complication rates after PPM placement [11][12][13]. Over the years, one study has shown an increase in pacemaker implantation with an increase in age at implantation despite patients having higher comorbidities [14].…”