Optimization of atrioventricular delay using Doppler ultrasound and left ventricular catheterization in patients implanted with His bundle pacing devices
- VernacularTitle:Tối ưu hóa khoảng dẫn truyền nhĩ thất ở bệnh nhân đặt máy tạo nhịp bó His
- Author:
Ngoc Dung KIEU
1
;
Tri Thuc NGUYEN
2
;
Anh Tien HOANG
3
Author Information
- Keywords: His bundle pacing; cardiac resynchronization; heart failure; pacemaker; conduction disease; AV optimization; AV coupling
- From: Hue Journal of Medicine and Pharmacy 2023;13(7):177-182
- CountryViet Nam
- Language:Vietnamese
- Abstract: Background: Currently, there is a lack of guidance on selecting the optimal method for optimizing the AV interval. Objective: To evaluate the technical characteristics of His bundle pacing and compare relation optimal ventricular conduction intervals using cardiac catheterization and echocardiogram. Method: Interventional prospective study. Result: A total of 56 patients underwent His bundle pacing (HBP) with a success rate of 78.5%. The average age was 57.8 ± 19.25, and 68.1% (30 cases) were female. Selective His pacing and non-selective respectively was successfully achieved in 22 out of 44 cases (50%) and 95.4% with pacing threshold was measured at an average of 0.82 ± 0.38 volts and 1.37 ± 0.83 volts with a pulse width of 1ms. The accuracy comparing AV optimization varied in the following order: VTImitral valve > VTIaortic valve > DFTmitral valve for AVsense optimization and VTImitral valve > DFTmitral valve > VTIaortic valve for AVpace optimization. After AV optimization, myocardial contractility increased by an additional 18.6% for AVsense and 26% for AVpace. Conclusion: His bundle pacing procedure success rate of 78.5%. AV optimization results enhancement in left ventricular contractility from 18.6 to 26%.
