Limitations to physical activities and sports practice are frequently observed in pacemaker's users, due to patient's difficulties in judging their real physical capacity after device implantation and because of inappropriate programming. In this paper, we describe the cases of two patients with diagnosis of complete atrioventricular block and structurally normal heart, who started having symptoms of exercise intolerance after pacemaker implantation. The pacemaker programming was then individualized, based on treadmill tests, according to the needs of each patient. We concluded that exercise testing was an important tool to guide proper electronic programming of pacemakers during exercise
Background- Implantation of transvenous permanent pacemakers (PPM) has become standard therapy for s...
In recent years there has been a rapid evolution in pacemaker technology resulting in more `physiolo...
Material and methodsWe carried out a multicenter survey in 8 French centers. Each patient received a...
Limitations to physical activities and sports practice are frequently observed in pacemaker's users,...
Abstract Limitations to physical activities and sports practice are frequently observed in pacema...
Background Exercise capacity is an important aspect of quality of life in patients undergoing pacema...
Background Exercise capacity is an important aspect of quality of life in patients undergoing pacema...
While the implantable pacemaker has initially been developed to treat symptomatic bradycardia, we de...
Background: Cardiac pacing is a recognized and widely used treatment for Patients presenting with br...
Introduction: The incidence of pacemaker-mediated tachycardia (PMT) varies as a function of patient ...
Patient T.D., 23 years old, female, with corrected transposition of the great arteries, complete atr...
The object of the research: the impact on physical exercise tolerance and quality of life of patient...
A patient with an implanted dual-chamber pacemaker (DDDR) for sick sinus syndrome had a pulse genera...
INTRODUCTION: The treatment of bradycardias with bicameral pacemakers (PM) with frequency response (...
ObjectiveAutomatic algorithms in pacemakers (PM) allow continuous adaptation of settings to patients...
Background- Implantation of transvenous permanent pacemakers (PPM) has become standard therapy for s...
In recent years there has been a rapid evolution in pacemaker technology resulting in more `physiolo...
Material and methodsWe carried out a multicenter survey in 8 French centers. Each patient received a...
Limitations to physical activities and sports practice are frequently observed in pacemaker's users,...
Abstract Limitations to physical activities and sports practice are frequently observed in pacema...
Background Exercise capacity is an important aspect of quality of life in patients undergoing pacema...
Background Exercise capacity is an important aspect of quality of life in patients undergoing pacema...
While the implantable pacemaker has initially been developed to treat symptomatic bradycardia, we de...
Background: Cardiac pacing is a recognized and widely used treatment for Patients presenting with br...
Introduction: The incidence of pacemaker-mediated tachycardia (PMT) varies as a function of patient ...
Patient T.D., 23 years old, female, with corrected transposition of the great arteries, complete atr...
The object of the research: the impact on physical exercise tolerance and quality of life of patient...
A patient with an implanted dual-chamber pacemaker (DDDR) for sick sinus syndrome had a pulse genera...
INTRODUCTION: The treatment of bradycardias with bicameral pacemakers (PM) with frequency response (...
ObjectiveAutomatic algorithms in pacemakers (PM) allow continuous adaptation of settings to patients...
Background- Implantation of transvenous permanent pacemakers (PPM) has become standard therapy for s...
In recent years there has been a rapid evolution in pacemaker technology resulting in more `physiolo...
Material and methodsWe carried out a multicenter survey in 8 French centers. Each patient received a...