Abstract
Background and Objectives: Subclavian crush phenomenon is associated with lead placement using subclavian puncture (SP). Cephalic venous cutdown (CV), free of this complication, may be too small for use or just not big enough for multiple leads placement as in biventricular pacing or dual site atrial pacing. Contrast venography guided axillary vein puncture (AP) has been described to solve this problem. This study reports on clinical experience of this technique in Chinese patients.
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