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Since their introduction, rate-adaptive pacemakers have rapidly gained acceptance by the medical community. Automatic adaptation of the pacing rate to the momentary metabolic needs of the individual patient significantly improved the patient’s exercise tolerance. As this was recognized several sensors were investigated as to their ability to indicate the required pacing rate.
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Rickards, A.F., Boute, W. (1993). General Characteristics of Sensors Used in Rate-Adaptive Pacing: The Ideal Sensor-Open- and Closed-Loop Concept. In: Alt, E., Barold, S.S., Stangl, K. (eds) Rate Adaptive Cardiac Pacing. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-76649-7_5
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