Epicardial atrial pacing after the extracardiac Fontan operation: Feasibility of an entirely transvenous approach

Walter J. Hoyt; Jeremy P. Moore; Kevin M. ShannonPrince J. KannankerilFrank A. Fish

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Epicardial atrial pacing after the extracardiac Fontan operation: Feasibility of an entirely transvenous approach

机译：Epicardial atrial pacing after the extracardiac Fontan operation: Feasibility of an entirely transvenous approach

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Abstract This series describes an innovative technique for pacing in patients with sinus node dysfunction after extracardiac Fontan surgery. This transpulmonary approach to the left atrial epi‐myocardium has been successfully applied to three patients at two centers and resulted in excellent acute and midterm pacing characteristics without known complications. The principal advantage of this procedure in comparison to prior iterations is the absence of pacing material within the pulmonary venous atrium, so that future systemic thromboembolism risk is minimized. The transpulmonary approach for permanent atrial pacing offers a novel solution to the unique challenges for patients after extracardiac Fontan operation.

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《Journal of cardiovascular electrophysiology》 |2022年第1期|128-133|共6页
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Walter J. Hoyt; Jeremy P. Moore; Kevin M. ShannonPrince J. KannankerilFrank A. Fish;
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Division of Pediatric Cardiology, Department of Pediatrics,Ochsner Health System;

Department of Pediatrics, Division of Pediatric Cardiology,UCLA Health System;

Division of Pediatric Cardiology, Department of Pediatrics,Vanderbilt University;

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adult‐congenital cardiology; atrial pacing; epicardial pacing; Fontan physiology; single‐ventricle physiology;

Epicardial atrial pacing after the extracardiac Fontan operation: Feasibility of an entirely transvenous approach

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