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Permanent cardiac pacemakers: issues relevant to the emergency physician, part II.

Many people benefit from the implantation of cardiac pacemakers for management of certain cardiac dysrhythmias. These patients are seen regularly in the Emergency Department with a variety of pacemaker complications and malfunctions. The presence of a pacemaker may also affect management of unrelated medical problems. This, the second of a two-part series, covers the causes, diagnosis, and management of pacemaker malfunction; the pacemaker syndrome; the pacemaker Twiddler's syndrome; and other considerations in the paced patient including diagnosis of acute myocardial infarction, ACLS protocols, trauma, and sources of interference.[1]

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  1. Permanent cardiac pacemakers: issues relevant to the emergency physician, part II. Cardall, T.Y., Brady, W.J., Chan, T.C., Perry, J.C., Vilke, G.M., Rosen, P. The Journal of emergency medicine. (1999) [Pubmed]
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