It was reported that high impedance was detected on the patient's generator.It was reported that the patient was not experiencing any adverse events related to the high impedance.The patient was referred for lead revision due to high impedance and prophylactic generator replacement.The physician reviewed patient's chest and neck x-rays and indicated there were no visible fractures present.X-rays were reviewed and the generator appeared to be placed in the upper left chest per labeling, feed thru wires were intact and the connector pin appeared to be fully inserted.It was unable to assess whether the lead wires were intact at the connector pin due to the quality of the image and contrast of the lead portion that was near the generator.Strain relief appeared to be placed per labeling with three tie downs visually present and in the visible portions of the lead there were no fractures or sharp angles observed.The presence of micro-fractures could not be ruled out; however, based on the images provided, there was no obvious cause for the reported high impedance identified.No known relevant surgical intervention has occurred to date.No further additional information has been received to date.
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