Abstract
If any patient meets the indication of treatment by some implantable system, this treatment starts by implanting the system. In the case of a secondary preventive indication, patients who underwent an arrhythmic accident usually stay at a hospital up to the implantation. In the case of a primary preventive indication, patients present at a hospital on the agreed-upon date, in accordance with a waiting list. This chapter describes techniques for implanting leads into various heart chambers and deals with the invasive interventions that relate to the devices themselves.
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Korpas, D. (2013). Implantation, Explantation, and Replacement of Devices and Leads. In: Implantable Cardiac Devices Technology. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-6907-0_12
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