Abstract
Introduction: Automatic pacing threshold (AT) testing may simplify device follow-up and improve device longevity. A left ventricular (LV) AT algorithm, based on evoked response (ER) sensing from LV→Can vector, was recently developed for CRT devices. The objective of this analysis was to evaluate the effect of Can location on ER characteristics. Methods: Patients scheduled for CRT-D/P implant, replacement or upgrade were enrolled. A sterile titanium Can emulator was temporarily placed in the device pocket.
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