It was reported that this cardiac re-synchronization therapy pacemaker (crt-p) exhibited high, out-of-range pacing impedance measurements on the non-boston scientific left ventricular (lv) lead.The lead safety switch (lss) caused the lead to switch to the unipolar configuration.The device was reprogrammed to turn off lv autocapture, and the minute ventilation (mv) sensor.No adverse patient effects were reported.Additional information was received after the patient's next follow-up.It was reported the lv lead was programmed to unipolar pacing, and bipolar sensing.Lead measurements were within normal limits, and no noise was created with isometric movement.The patient reported feeling well, but noted feeling stimulation from the lv lead.This occurred rarely, and lasted no longer than 20 seconds.The device and lead remained implanted, and in service.
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