Pacemaker syndrome electrocardiogram

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Overview

Electrocardiographic findings in pacemaker syndrome may include:

• prolonged PR interval
• VA conduction due to dyssynchrony between atria and ventricles and/or AV dissociation.
• Single chamber ventricular pacemakers patients will have loss of AV synchrony
• Loss of AV synchrony due to AV block and rapid atrial pacing.
• Retrograde ventriculoatrial conduction
• Echo beats
• Other arrhythmias

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