moving the moved

I got the second opinion suggested by so many - and - lo and behold - it seems the lead had indeed moved. (Hence the sharp burning pain in my chest.......) Revising the lead was suggested - and completed this past Friday. Seems the newest (and until Friday - not working) lead had bonded (albeit inappropriately) with the failed lead. The extraction process is not to be described for the faint of heart (so to speak) but includes a drill and other (fortunately - not necessary at the very last minute) tools. I have thus far escaped two of the three major risks (bleeding, failure to extract the lead) and have only one fighting me now (infection) - I also found out - much to my delight - that the combination of BV pacing and meds have returned my EF to low normal. Blessings be to all - and thanks for the support. PD


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Great news

by janetinak - 2010-01-17 10:01:31

glad it worked

Janet

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The pacer systems are really very reliable. The main problem is the incompetent programming of them. If yours is working well for you, get on with life and enjoy it. You probably are more at risk of problems with a valve job than the pacer.