It was reported that one week following a system upgrade procedure, the device was found to be exhibiting high percentages of pacing in the device rate counters.Boston scientific technical services was contacted and it was discussed that this right ventricular (rv) lead could be reversed in the header with the competitor's left ventricular (lv) lead, which could explain the observed sensing issues.Additional information has been requested regarding the event resolution, but has not yet been received.At this time, the rv lead remains implanted and no adverse consequences were reported.
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It was reported that one week following a system upgrade procedure, the device was found to be exhibiting high percentages of pacing in the device rate counters.Boston scientific technical services was contacted and it was discussed that this right ventricular (rv) lead could be reversed in the header with the competitor's left ventricular (lv) lead, which could explain the observed sensing issues.While it was originally hypothesized the leads were reversed in the device header, the physician also suspected the device counters were not appropriately reset at the implant procedure.A week later, the clinic reset the counters and bi-ventricular pacing was noted to be triggering appropriately.The event was confirmed to be resolved.At this time, the rv lead remains implanted and no adverse effects were reported.
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