Tom
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Investigating genetic causes of sudden cardiac death and advocating for equitable heart health #cardiogen. Also: football, bikes, film, nature and the Wellington scene.
Aotearoa New Zealand. CIDG.org.NZ
Aotearoa New Zealand. CIDG.org.NZ
Is it non-capture, and the spikes are artifact of the pacing, not depolatisations? Also non-sensing if its in a demand mode. If there was capture previously, then maybe the pads need changing. Happily, the BP and O2 sats aren't that shoddy considering the pulse.
December 18, 2024 at 6:11 PM
Is it non-capture, and the spikes are artifact of the pacing, not depolatisations? Also non-sensing if its in a demand mode. If there was capture previously, then maybe the pads need changing. Happily, the BP and O2 sats aren't that shoddy considering the pulse.
:-) ok, doesn't look like a pacing check, is it dislodgement of a lead?
November 27, 2024 at 6:04 PM
:-) ok, doesn't look like a pacing check, is it dislodgement of a lead?
Dont know, but the rate looks like 68 bpm which seems atypical for a PPM, and they are only visible in V1, and don't appear to be sensing or capturing appropriately so... not pacing spikes?
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November 27, 2024 at 5:56 PM
Dont know, but the rate looks like 68 bpm which seems atypical for a PPM, and they are only visible in V1, and don't appear to be sensing or capturing appropriately so... not pacing spikes?