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  • Dispositivos Médicos
  • Cardiología Intervencionista

Sus antecedentes:

  • Los marcapasos sin catéter ofrecen ventajas pero plantean desafíos de manejo al final de su vida útil o con complicaciones.
  • Los métodos establecidos de extracción de dispositivos sin catéter carecen de estandarización para dispositivos sin catéter.
  • El creciente uso de marcapasos sin catéter requiere un enfoque estructurado para la extracción del dispositivo.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Proponer un marco sistemático para la extracción transvenosa de marcapasos sin catéter (TLLE).
  • Definir indicaciones, estrategias procedimentales, evaluación de riesgos y requisitos institucionales para la TLLE.
  • Consolidar el conocimiento actual sobre la TLLE para la aplicación clínica.

Principales métodos:

  • Revisión de la literatura existente sobre técnicas de extracción de marcapasos sin catéter.
  • Resumen de las indicaciones clínicas para la TLLE, incluyendo falla del dispositivo, dislocación, infección y actualizaciones.
  • Análisis de las estrategias procedimentales, centrándose en el acceso femoral y las técnicas basadas en asas, adaptadas a las especificidades del dispositivo.

Principales resultados:

  • Altas tasas de éxito reportadas en la literatura para procedimientos de TLLE.
  • Las complicaciones potenciales identificadas incluyen perforación cardíaca, taponamiento, lesión de la válvula tricúspide y embolización.
  • La selección del paciente y la imagen preprocedural son cruciales para la toma de decisiones.

Conclusiones:

  • Un enfoque estructurado para la TLLE es clínicamente relevante debido al creciente uso de marcapasos sin catéter.
  • Equilibrar los riesgos del procedimiento con las implicaciones del abandono del dispositivo es clave para el manejo del paciente.
  • Se necesitan protocolos estandarizados de TLLE para garantizar un manejo seguro y eficaz de los marcapasos sin catéter.