论文信息 - Pacemaker Inhibition and Asystole in a Pacemaker Dependent Patient

Pacemaker Inhibition and Asystole in a Pacemaker Dependent Patient

A 17‐year‐old female with Kearns Sayre syndrome, complete heart block, and an implanted single chamber (VVIR) pacemaker, underwent testing with a GSM cellular phone that was placed directly over the pacemaker site. The pacemaker was immediately inhibited when the phone began to operate. A 6.5‐second period of complete heart block with asystole occurred until the phone was switched off.

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