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Impact of pacemaker longevity on expected device replacement rates: Results from computer simulations based on a multicenter registry (ESSENTIAL).

Giuseppe BorianiMatteo BertiniDavide SaporitoGiuseppina BelottiFabio QuartieriCorrado TomasiAngelo PucciGiulio BoggianGian Franco MazzoccaDavide GiorgiPaolo DiotalleviBiagio SassoneDiego GrassiniAlessio GargaroMauro Biffinull null
Published in: Clinical cardiology (2018)
With current device technology 1/4 of pacemaker recipients aged ≥70 are expected to receive a second device in their life. Replacement rate depends on age, gender, and primary indication owing to differences in patients' survival expectancy. Additional improvements in device service time may modestly impact expected replacement rates especially in patients ≥80 years.
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