How to Implant a Permanent Transvenous Pacing System After Single Ventricle Palliation With a Right or Left Infraclavicular Pocket-Single Venous Approach With Right Infraclavicular Pocket

Single Venous Approach With Right Infraclavicular Pocket

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The speaker discusses their experience with the extracardiac Fontan procedure and the common occurrence of sinus node dysfunction in these patients. They present two cases where they successfully managed sinus node dysfunction through remote atrial pacing using temporary and permanent pacing systems. They also discuss modifying their technique to avoid placing lead material in the pulmonary venous atrium due to concerns of thromboembolism and stroke. The speaker concludes by mentioning that their modified epicardial lead placement technique has been published in the Journal of Cardiovascular Electrophysiology. No credits were mentioned in the video transcript.

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Jeremy P. Moore, MD

Keywords

extracardiac Fontan procedure

sinus node dysfunction

remote atrial pacing

temporary and permanent pacing systems

modified epicardial lead placement technique