Characteristics of paced waveforms and current of injury prior to septal perforation during left bundle branch area pacing
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2026
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Abstract
We describe paced intracardiac electrogram waveforms during left bundle branch area pacing lead deployment which resulted in complete septal perforation during continuous pacing in 21 patients. Characteristics that may herald perforation are described, helping implanters avoid this adverse event.
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| Authors | Maciej Dyrbuś, Samuel Stempfel, Valérian Valiton, Heli Tolppanen, Haran Burri |
| Journal | EP Europace |
| Year | 2026 |
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10.1093/europace/euag185
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