Jinko Zoki
Online ISSN : 1883-6097
Print ISSN : 0300-0818
ISSN-L : 0300-0818
Clinical Assessment of Indications for DDD Pacemaker
M NAITOHM SENOHT DOHI
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1991 Volume 20 Issue 3 Pages 1048-1052

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Although DDD mode physiologic pacing has a superior function to VVI pacing, A-V sequential pacing is often not necessary. We challenged to study which factor is most important for determining cases who truly require DDD pacing, by changing patient's pacing-mode from DDD to VVI. We divided 40 patients in two groups (symptomatic; Group. 1, asymptomatic; Group. 2). First, Group. 1 was older than Group. 2 (average 66.9 to 63.1). Secondly, cardiac function (EF. % FS. mVcf) and hemodynamic regulation in Group. 1 were detereiolated compared to those in Group. 2. Our data demonstrated three factors; eg. 1) older age, 2) deteriolated cardiac function, 3) failure of hemodynamic regulation are important for decision making on pacemaker selection.
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