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Abraham 205 $a1st ed. 210 $aMalden, Mass. $cBlackwell Futura$d2004 215 $a1 online resource (112 p.) 300 $aDescription based upon print version of record. 311 $a1-4051-1718-4 320 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index. 327 $aThe Road to Successful CRT Implantation: A step-by-step approach; Contents; Dedication; Foreword; General remarks; 1 How does ventricular dyssynchrony alter hemodynamic function?; 2 What clinical benefits can we expect from CRT?; 3 How to select candidates for CRT; 4 Assessment of ventricular dyssynchrony by new echocardiographic analyses; 5 What are the mechanisms of improvement during CRT?; 6 Clinical situations where CRT is unlikely to be of therapeutic value; 7 Preimplantation checklist; 8 Right versus left-sided approach to implant the CRT system; 9 Right ventricular pacing in CRT 327 $a10 How to achieve reliable sensing and pacing of the right atrium 11 Is it safe to pace the left ventricle via a coronary sinus tributary?; 12 Why perform a coronary sinus venogram before placement of the left ventricular lead?; 13 Optimal LV lead positioning; 14 How to manage difficult coronary sinus cannulation; 15 How to avoid a dissection of the coronary sinus ostium; 16 How to overcome a myocardial bridge over the coronary sinus; 17 What to do in the absence of a lateral branch on the venogram; 18 How to manage high left ventricular pacing thresholds 327 $a19 How to proceed in the presence of a complex coronary sinus anatomy 20 How to manage diminutive target coronary sinus tributaries; 21 What to do when valves are in the way; 22 How to implant a CRT system in the presence of a left superior vena cava; 23 Dilatation of the target cardiac vein by angioplasty techniques; 24 Stenting for recurrent dislodgment of the left ventricular lead; 25 Assessment of the electrical signal sensed by the left ventricular lead; 26 How to avoid stimulating the left phrenic nerve; 27 Dye extravasation and venous perforation or dissection 327 $a28 How to avoid a cardiac vein dissection by the balloon catheter 29 How to remove the guiding sheath using the slitting technique; 30 Radiographic appearance of the final lead position of the CRT system; 31 How to implant a CRT device in patients with chronic atrial fibrillation; 32 Upgrading DDD pacing to CRT; 33 Upgrading a CRT to a CRT-ICD system; 34 Repositioning of a dislodged left ventricular lead; 35 How to implant a four-chamber CRT system; 36 How to implant a biventricular, double-left ventricular lead CRT system; 37 Alternatives in left ventricular lead implant failures 327 $a38 Left ventricular lead extraction 39 Management of ventricular double counting in CRT; 40 Management of non-responders to CRT; References; Index 330 $aCardiac resynchronization therapy is a new therapy for advanced heart failure patients. 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