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Inappropriate Mode Switching in a Dual Chamber Pacemaker Due to Oversensing of a High Frequency Signal from a Conductor/Ring Discontinuity (Loose Set Screw)

KURUVILLA, C., et al.: Inappropriate Mode Switching in a Dual Chamber Pacemaker Due to Oversensing of a High Frequency Signal from a Conductor/Ring Discontinuity (Loose Set Screw). Two unusual cases are reported of pacemaker oversensing of the impedance pulse by the atrial channel attributed to a loose set screw.

J. Kassotis | L. Voigt | C. Reddy | Cheriparambil Kuruvilla | Kenneth Kachmar

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