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Above that rate. Mode switch: Some pacemakers have a mode switch function that allows triggering to be switched off during a supraventricular tachyarrhythmia.Figure 1. During PVARP, the atrial electrode is refractory, meaning that sensing is off. The period illustrating the maximum rate for triggering is also depicted.Pacing modePacing mode is declared by an abbreviation consisting of 3 to 5 letters. These letters describe, in chronological order, the following:The chamber paced: O (omitted), A (atrium ), V (ventricle) or D (dual, atria and ventricles)The chamber sensed: O (omitted), A (atrium ), V (ventricle) or D (dual, atria and ventricles)Response to sensed events: O (omitted), I (inhibited), T (triggered) or D (dual, inhibited and triggered).Rate responsiveness: O (omitted, none) or R (rate responsive)Multisite pacing (pacing in multiple places in the same chamber: O (omitted), A (atrium ), V (ventricle) or D (dual, atria and ventricles)If the pacemaker is not rate responsive, then the fourth letter may be omitted. This also applies to the fifth letter (multisite pacing).Example: A DDDR pacemaker:D = Dual pacing (pacing in the atria and ventricles).D = Dual sensing (sensing in the atria and ventricles).D = Dual response (can be both inhibited and triggered).R = Rate responsive (the pacing rate can adapt to physical activity).In clinical practice, DDD, VVI, and AAI are most common, with or without rate responsiveness.Asynchronous pacingA pacemaker with AOO setting stimulates in the atrium but has no sensing and thus no response to sensing. Such a pacemaker stimulates with a fixed frequency, regardless of intrinsic cardiac activity. This is called asynchronous pacing because it is not synchronized with intrinsic cardiac activity. Similarly, VOO provides asynchronous pacing in the ventricle, and DOO provides asynchronous pacing in the atria and ventricles.Asynchronous pacing is rarely used but it can be useful when there is insufficient intrinsic cardiac activity

But extensive disturbances (which would otherwise inhibit pacing). Then asynchronous pacing is suitable because it stimulates at a fixed rate and ignores the signals of the surrounding. Asynchronous pacing also sets in when the battery is drained, or when a pacemaker magnet is placed on the can (note that the effect of a pacemaker magnet may vary according to the manufacturer).Common single-chamber systemsPacemaker with AAI has one electrode in the right atrium. The electrode is used for pacing and sensing, and the pacemaker is inhibited when spontaneous atrial activity (P-wave) is sensed. If atrial activity is slower than the basic rate of the pacemaker, then the pacemaker will pace.A VVI pacemaker stimulates and senses in the chamber and if it senses spontaneous ventricular activity (R-wave), it does not stimulate. If the ventricular rate is slower than the base rate, then the pacemaker will pace.Dual-chamber systemThe most common two-chamber system is DDD, which implies pacing in the atria and ventricles, sensing in the atria and ventricles, and the ability be inhibited or triggered. This pacemaker stimulates in the atria and ventricles if the intrinsic heart rate is below the basic rate of the pacemaker. If the spontaneous heart rate is faster than the basic rate of the pacemaker, then the pacemaker is inhibited. If spontaneous atrial rate is below the base rate of the pacemaker, then the pacemaker will pace in the atrium. It then awaits activity in the ventricle and, if it does not sense ventricular depolarization within a period of time (see AV delay below), it will also stimulate in the chamber. If the atrial rate exceeds the baser rate of the pacemaker but ventricular rate does not, then atrial pacing is inhibited, but ventricular pacing is triggered.DDI pacemaker offers pacing and sensing in the atria and ventricles and

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Within the heart (i.e both electrodes are located at the lead tip).Base rateThe base rate is the lowest heart rate allowed by the pacemaker; intrinsic cardiac activity below the base rate will trigger pacing. The base rate is usually set to 60 beats/min, meaning that the pacemaker will wait just 1000 ms after each depolarization before it delivers a pulse. Spontaneous depolarizations occurring within 1000 ms will inhibit the pacemaker.TriggeringThe pacemaker can also be triggered, which means that it paces in the ventricle in response to intrinsic atrial activity. Upon sensing intrinsic atrial activity, the pacemaker stimulates the ventricle after a time delay in order to mimic the physiological delay in the AV node. Triggering allows for the ventricles to follow atrial activity, which is desirable.Triggering may become inappropriate in the following situations:During supraventricular tachyarrhythmia (eg, atrial fibrillation): the pacemaker can transfer the arrhythmia to the ventricles, which is highly inappropriate.If the depolarization from ventricular pacing propagates back to the atria, then atrial sensing may trigger a new ventricular stimulation. This cycle can repeat itself and cause an endless tachyarrhythmia.To prevent inappropriate triggering, the pacemaker has three protective mechanisms:PVARP: Atrial sensing is off (refractory) from the beginning of the QRS complex until a period after the QRS is completed. This refractory period, illustrated in Figure 1, is called PVARP (Post-Ventricular Atrial Refractory Period). If the ventricular impulse travels back into the atria during PVARP, the atrial electrode will ignore the impulse. The atrial electrode actually ignores all impulses in the atria (e. g. impulses from an atrial fibrillation) during PVARP. Last but not least, this also prevents the atrial electrode from sensing, and reacting to, ventricular depolarizations.Max rate: The pacemaker can be set to a maximum trigger limit. Regardless of atrial activity, the pacemaker will not pace at a frequency

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