Vatsal Inamdar, MD

Ventricular Pacing Redundancy to Prevent Loss of Capture: A Fail-safe for Pacemaker Dependent Patients

05/02/2010

Reprinted with permission from J Invasive Cardiology 2010;22:247–250. Patients who are entirely dependent on ventricular pacing are typically at the mercy of a single ventricular lead and pacemaker output in order to provide physiologic...

Reprinted with permission from J...

05/02/2010

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The Utility of Implantable Loop Recorders for Diagnosing Unexplained Syncope in 100 Consecutive Patients ‚Äì Five-Year, Single-Cen

08/01/2008

Todd J. Cohen , MD, FACC, FHRS;

Vatsal Inamdar , MD;

Sanjay Mehta , MD;

George Juang , MD;

Recurrent unexplained syncope and presyncope comprise approximately 1–6% of emergency room and approximately 1% of hospital admissions.1,2 The estimated incidence of self-reported syncope is 6.2 per 1,000 person years in the Framingham...

Recurrent unexplained syncope...

08/01/2008

Journal of Invasive Cardiology

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Ventricular Pacing Redundancy to Prevent Loss of Capture: A Fail-safe for Pacemaker-Dependent Patients

05/07/2010

Todd J. Cohen , MD, FACC, FHRS;

Wilbur J. Asheld , DO;

Vatsal Inamdar , MD;

Gerald Doorty , RN;

ABSTRACT: Background. Patients who are entirely dependent on ventricular pacing are typically at the mercy of a single ventricular lead and pacemaker output in order to provide physiologic support. This study presents a number of high-risk...

ABSTRACT: Background. Patients...

05/07/2010

Journal of Invasive Cardiology