Boston scientific received information that left ventricular (lv) threshold was 4v, so the health care provider reprogrammed this cardiac resynchronization therapy pacemaker (crt-p) to a different vector to reduce thresholds.However, this resulted in low pacing impedances.There was then a lead safety switch (lss) due to pacing impedance less than 200 ohms, which resulted in an automatic change in lead configuration.The health care provider reported that the non-boston scientific lv lead was not capturing after the lss.The patient was brought into the clinic for evaluation.During evaluation, it was noted that lv pacing impedance had been occasionally out of range for the last several months.There was also noise observed on both the left and right ventricular channels.No adverse patient effects were reported.The crt-p and non-bsc lv lead remain in service.No interventions reported.
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