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Has Anyone Had A Leadless Pacemaker Completed And How The Results?

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New Jersey City, NJ
October 12
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Leadless pacemakers are a newer type of device placed directly into the right ventricle using a catheter. These devices are generally programmed to function when the heart rate drops below a specific level. The success rate of general pacemaker implantations is more than 99 percent, and the success rate of a three-lead pace Show Full Answer

Leadless pacemakers are a newer type of device placed directly into the right ventricle using a catheter. These devices are generally programmed to function when the heart rate drops below a specific level. The success rate of general pacemaker implantations is more than 99 percent, and the success rate of a three-lead pacemaker system is about 97 percent. If you have specific experiences or results, sharing them with your healthcare provider or a support group can be beneficial.

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