FIRST IN HUMAN EXPERIENCE WITH SWIFT SYNC: A NOVEL
ATRIO-VENTRICULAR SEQUENTIAL TEMPORARY PACING CATHETER
Perez, Sa., Ebner,Bb., Marin y
Kallb, C., Mitrani, Rb, de Marchena,
Eb.
a Baptist Health Medical Center, Cardiovascular services; Montgomery,
Alabama.
b University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, Division of
Cardiovascular Medicine, University of Miami Hospital, Miami, Florida.
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Disclosures: Eduardo De Marchena and Christian Marin y Kall.are partial
owners of the startup Swift Sync. Swift Sync provided funding for
materials, travel and study expenses. The other authors have reported
that they have no relationships relevant to the contents of this paper
to disclose.
This manuscript is original and is not under simultaneous consideration
for publication elsewhere nor has been previously published. All authors
listed have read and approved the submission.
Institutional Review Board (IRB) approval was obtained and every patient
in the study obtained informed consent.. This study complies with HIPPA
and all patient identifiers have been removed
Address for Correspondence: Sergio A Perez, MD; Baptist Health Medical
Center, Morrow Tower 4th floor, 2055 E South Blvd,
Suite 403, Montgomery, Alabama, 36116. Phone 305-987-7915. Fax:
305-585-0023. Email:
sperez@sccdoc.com.
Alternative email:
Sergio.andres.perez@gmail.com