通过远程监控优化心脏起器接受者的心脏节律管理:HERO注册表

Fleur W Adriaansen1,2, Jaap Seelig3,4, Tim A C de Vries3,5,6,7

  • 1Department of Cardiology, Rijnstate Hospital, Arnhem, The Netherlands. fadriaansen@rijnstate.nl.

概括

对于起器的远程监测 (RM) 并没有显示在增加中风风险的患者中更快地检测出心律失常. 在HERO研究中,与标准护理相比,在检测第一个心律失常事件的时间上没有显著差异.

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