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Mohamed Magdy1,2,3, Maichel Botros1,2, Mohammed Mostafa1,4
1AL Qassimi Hospital, Emirates Health Services (EHS), Wasit Street-Al khazamiya, Sharjah 3500, United Arab Emirates.
Dual-chamber leadless pacing is now possible with right atrial leadless pacemakers (LPs). Cardiac computed tomography (CT) image guidance enhances dual-chamber LP implantation safety and success.
Area of Science:
- Cardiology
- Medical Imaging
- Biomedical Engineering
Background:
- Single-chamber right ventricular (RV) leadless pacemakers (LPs) are established.
- The advent of right atrial LPs enables dual-chamber leadless pacing.
- Cardiac computed tomography (CT) segmentation offers potential procedural guidance.
Observation:
- A 58-year-old male presented with dizziness and complete heart block.
- The patient initially received a single-chamber permanent LP.
- An upgrade to a dual-chamber LP involved using 3D CT image fusion with fluoroscopy.
Findings:
- 3D CT image fusion precisely identified the optimal implantation site for the dual-chamber LP.
- This technique facilitated accurate and safe device placement.
- The procedure aimed to upgrade a single-chamber system to a dual-chamber one.
Implications:
- Integrating CT image guidance with fluoroscopy can improve procedural safety.
- This approach may increase the success rates of leadless pacemaker implantation.
- Utilizing CT guidance has the potential to reduce overall fluoroscopy time for patients.
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