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It was reported that the patient exhibited twiddler¿s syndrome causing migration of the pacemaker and dislodgement of the right atrial (ra) and right ventricular (rv) leads.The dislodgement resulted in diaphragmatic stimulation and patient discomfort.Programming changes were made to address the issue.On (b)(6) 2026, during the procedure, the physician explanted the right atrial (ra) lead.A replacement ra lead was installed; however, the lead became dislodged and exhibited noise, high impedance, and low current of injury.Ra lead fracture was suspected.This ra lead was not used, and the physician completed the procedure using a different ra lead replacement.Additionally, the rv lead was explanted and replaced during the procedure.The patient was discharged, same day, following the procedure.
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