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ArticleHeart rhythm O22025

Battery longevity and His bundle lead performance in His bundle pacing.

Ayush Mohan, Jenna Lee, Whitney Adams, Brittany Phillips, Sharon Hakes, Rehan Mahmud

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Article in Heart rhythm O2, 2025. The graph could read no effect estimate from its abstract, so it casts no vote on the map. Cited by 1 paper.

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6 authors.

Ayush MohanMcLaren Bay Heart and Vascular, McLaren Bay Region Hospital, Bay City, Michigan.
Jenna LeeMcLaren Bay Heart and Vascular, McLaren Bay Region Hospital, Bay City, Michigan.
Whitney AdamsMcLaren Bay Heart and Vascular, McLaren Bay Region Hospital, Bay City, Michigan.
Brittany PhillipsMcLaren Bay Heart and Vascular, McLaren Bay Region Hospital, Bay City, Michigan.
Sharon HakesMcLaren Bay Heart and Vascular, McLaren Bay Region Hospital, Bay City, Michigan.
Rehan MahmudMcLaren Bay Heart and Vascular, McLaren Bay Region Hospital, Bay City, Michigan.

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6 · The paper itself

Abstract

Background: High capture thresholds and lead dislodgment are often cited as impediments for general adoption of His bundle pacing. Objective: We report on our experience in managing patients who underwent His bundle pacing with higher energy requirement and incidence of lead dislodgment in a mean duration of 33 months. Methods: In 1188 patients, pacing was done at the site of His bundle electrogram and capture of conduction axis was confirmed by paced complex demonstrating normal or more normal QRS voltage, QRS axis, and ventricular activation time. Patients were followed for 33 months with routine programming changes to optimize battery longevity. Results: His bundle pacing thresholds revealed a small but significant increase in His bundle capture (from 1.1 ± 0.8 to 1.3 ± 0.8 [ Conclusion: In His bundle pacing, the increase in capture threshold over time can be managed by optimizing pacing pulse duration and polarity. The dislodgment rates of Medtronic 3830 lead are not unlike those reported for myocardial pacing. Our study calls attention to the >2 V threshold in 16% of patients and the need for higher output pacemaker batteries.

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Fasiculo-ventricular pathwayHis bundle pacingLead performancePhysiological pacingSeptal pacing

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PMID40734744
PMCPMC12302139

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