Cooperation between the ESC Practice Guidelines, ESC Education and ESC Congress Programme Committees, the Guidelines into Practice Tracks bring you the best of ESC Congress for the specific ESC Practice Guidelines. Particular emphasis is placed on the clinical implementation of the guidelines.
EHRA (European Heart Rhythm Association) has carefully selected presentations from ESC Congress 2012, based on the ESC Guidelines on Cardiac Pacing and Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy (2013). Sincere thanks to Michele Brignole from EHRA for her contribution to the development of this track.
Part 1 - Overview of the 2013 ESC cardiac pacing and cardiac resynchronization therapy
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2013 ESC Guidelines overview: Cardiac pacing and cardiac resynchronisation therapy |
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ESC guidelines: introduction and background. |
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ESC guidelines: Indication for cardiac resynchronisation therapy in sinus rhythm |
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ESC guidelines: Indications for cardiac resynchronisation therapy in atrial fibrillation |
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ESC guidelines: Indications for cardiac resynchronisation therapy in heart failure with conventional pacemaker indications |
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Patients with permanent bradycardia |
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Patients with intermittent bradycardia |
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Patients with reflex syncope |
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Patients with unexplained syncope |
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Meet the Task Force |
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Focus cardiology practice: Unexplained syncope in a patient with bundle branch block. |
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Focus cardiology practice: Cardiac resynchronisation therapy in a patient with heart failure, wide QRS and sinus rhythm. |
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Focus cardiology practice:Cardiac resynchronisation therapy in a patient with heart failure and atrial fibrillation |
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Part 2 - Topics in focus
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Diagnostic functions of implantable devices
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Can stroke prevention therapy be improved by atrial fibrillation burden detected by pacemaker interrogation? |
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Telemonitoring of pacemaker patients: future or futuristic? |
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Pacemaker remote follow-up: 5 years experience of 1540 cases |
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Antibradycardia pacing |
Is there a role for alternative right ventricular apical pacing? |
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Unexplained syncope in a patient with bundle branch block |
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Survival and determinants of survival in bradycardia pacemaker recipients: a nationwide cohort study |
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Predictors of atrial fibrillation in patients with dual-chamber pacemakers: insights from the Canadian study on spontaneous atrioventricular conduction preservation (CAN-SAVER). |
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Bachmann's bundle pacing not only improves interatrial conduction but also reduces the need for ventricular pacing |
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Beneficial effect of alternative site pacing from right atrial mid-septum in patients with bradycardia-tachycardia syndrome |
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Device management and complications |
A safe magnetic resonance imaging with conventional and conditional pacemakers |
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Magnetic resonance imaging and computed tomography for optimisation of cardiac resynchronisation therapy response |
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Perioperative complications |
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Haematomas |
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Infections |
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Leads |
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Tips and tricks for difficult cardiac resynchronisation therapy implantations : difficult coronary sinus intubation and lead introduction |
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Tips and tricks for difficult cardiac resynchronisation therapy implantations : difficult side branches |
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Tips and tricks for difficult cardiac resynchronisation therapy implantations : Difficult cardiac resynchronisation therapy implantations - Take home message & what do the guidelines say? |
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Resynchronisation therapy: outcome |
Cardiac resynchronization therapy in atrial fibrillation patients: a multinational registry: the certify study. |
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Benefit of cardiac resynchronization therapy in patients without a history of advanced heart failure symptoms enrolled in MADIT-CRT |
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Long-term outcome of cardiac resynchronization therapy in the elderly |
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Cardiac resynchronization therapy offers no benefits in patients with narrow QRS (<120 ms): insights from the Evaluation of Resynchronization Therapy (EARTH) |
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Patient with chronic atrial fibrilation |
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Patient with no left bundle branch block |
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Patient in New York Heart Association class I |
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Patient with an indication for antibradycardia pacing |
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MADIT-CRT LIFR: Long-Term Benefit of Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy in Patients with Mild Heart Failure Symptoms |
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Resynchronisation therapy optimization |
The clinical benefits of atrioventricular and interventricular intervals optimization at long-term follow-up in cardiac resynchronization therapy: results from CUBIC study. |
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Electrocardiogram for optimisation of cardiac resynchronisation therapy response. |
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Echo for optimisation of cardiac resynchronisation therapy response |
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Device based algorithms for optimisation of cardiac resynchronisation therapy response |
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Simple parameters can work - experience in a 1000 patient multicentre trial. |
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