It was reported the patient presented for a leadless pacemaker implant procedure.During implant, it was observed the ventricular leadless pacemaker had low pacing impedance.At final placement, a radiofrequency (rf) generator was turned on for an eventual ablation procedure and noise saturation spiked, causing loss of telemetry, no marker channels, and no green lights.The rf generator and external defibrillator were deactivated, leading to re-established telemetry that indicated the device had reset.Programming changes were performed and the device was successfully implanted with the successive ablation complete.All electrical values were normal except the device still exhibited low pacing impedance.The device was checked the following day on(b)(6)2022 and displayed an increased impedance, but with no battery longevity estimate.The patient was stable.
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