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Attitude towards redundant leads and the practice of lead extractions: a European survey

Attitude towards redundant leads and the practice of lead extractions: a European survey
Attitude towards redundant leads and the practice of lead extractions: a European survey
This survey has compared attitudes towards (endocardial) lead extraction, among European electrophysiology centres, with special attention paid to ‘redundant leads’. The main findings of this survey are: (i) most of the centres performing lead extractions do so in low volume even though the number of implants may be high. (ii) Approaches to the practice of lead extraction are based largely on clinical experience and individual sentiment but not on a rigorous evidence based. (iii) Traction alone or in combination with extraction tools (but not laser) are commonly used for extraction. (iv) The perception of need for involvement of cardio-thoracic surgeon varies.
1099-5129
275-276
van Erven, Liselot
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Morgan, John M
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van Erven, Liselot
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Morgan, John M
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van Erven, Liselot and Morgan, John M (2010) Attitude towards redundant leads and the practice of lead extractions: a European survey. Europace, 12 (2), 275-276. (doi:10.1093/europace/eup443).

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This survey has compared attitudes towards (endocardial) lead extraction, among European electrophysiology centres, with special attention paid to ‘redundant leads’. The main findings of this survey are: (i) most of the centres performing lead extractions do so in low volume even though the number of implants may be high. (ii) Approaches to the practice of lead extraction are based largely on clinical experience and individual sentiment but not on a rigorous evidence based. (iii) Traction alone or in combination with extraction tools (but not laser) are commonly used for extraction. (iv) The perception of need for involvement of cardio-thoracic surgeon varies.

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Published date: February 2010

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Local EPrints ID: 151093
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/151093
ISSN: 1099-5129
PURE UUID: 051e66fa-a3eb-4b22-96c3-5ea7d019124b

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Date deposited: 07 May 2010 14:17
Last modified: 14 Mar 2024 01:19

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Author: Liselot van Erven
Author: John M Morgan

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