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Implanting insertable cardiac monitors (ICMs) in a hospital holding area is feasible and safe. This study found no procedure-related adverse events in most patients when using a standardized protocol, demonstrating a viable alternative to traditional settings.

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Area of Science:

Cardiology
Medical Devices
Clinical Trials

Background:

Insertable cardiac monitors (ICMs) can be implanted outside traditional operating rooms.
Research is exploring standardized, alternative locations for ICM implantation.
Feasibility studies aim to move beyond operating rooms or cardiac labs for ICM procedures.

Purpose of the Study:

To assess the feasibility of implanting ICMs in a hospital holding area.
To evaluate procedure-related adverse events associated with ICM implantation in a non-traditional setting.
To observe patient outcomes following ICM implantation in a standardized holding area.

Main Methods:

Prospective, non-randomized, single-center post-market clinical trial.
Medtronic Reveal LINQ ICM implanted in a hospital operating room holding area.
Patients followed for 90 days to monitor for adverse events.

Main Results:

Twenty patients underwent ICM implantation in a holding room.
One patient required ICM removal and biventricular ICD insertion due to diagnosis.
Eighteen patients experienced no serious complications or procedure-related adverse events.

Conclusions:

ICM implantation in a holding area is feasible following a standardized protocol.
Adherence to sterile technique is crucial for safe implantation in alternative locations.
No procedure-related adverse events were observed in the majority of patients.