Pacemaker syncope
Posted By: SoCal on 2005-09-01  
In Reply to: fered syncope? - lost
  
Subject: Pacemaker syncope 
  Pacemaker syncope due to "a runaway pacemaker firing" could be referred to as a "referred syncope."   
 
Also...a pacemaker when inserted to treat syncope, fails to function, then the patient would have "recurrent syncope" due to pacemaker failure. 
 
 
 
 
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syncope? 
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could that be syncope?  nm 
Subject: could that be syncope?  nm 
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Syncope and/or Near syncope? 
Subject: Syncope and/or Near syncope? 
  He wouldn't mean both, would he?
	 
	
near syncope or near-syncope 
Subject: near syncope or near-syncope 
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near syncope 
Subject: near syncope 
  (RE: Stedman's Medical Terms and Phrases)
	 
	
fered syncope? 
Subject: fered syncope? 
 
 He had his pacemaker checked  No chest pain or shortness of breath. No ferred syncope.   
The doctor does stumble on this. Is there such a thing as referred syncope? 
	 
	
near-syncope  (nomsg) 
Subject: near-syncope  (nomsg) 
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Neurodepressor syncope? 
Subject: Neurodepressor syncope? 
  That is what is clearly sounds like, but I can't verify this in any of my reference materials.  Any help is greatly appreciated!
	 
	
an attack of blindness without syncope 
Subject: an attack of blindness without syncope 
 
  
	 
	
Shane* Stokes syncope?? 
Subject: Shane* Stokes syncope?? 
  
	 
	
cardio inspiratory syncope? 
Subject: cardio inspiratory syncope? 
  
	 
	
Neuro depressor syncope is right I think 
Subject: Neuro depressor syncope is right I think 
  Per http://medicineworld.org/medicine/neurology/syncope.html it says that it is Neurogenic vasodepressor syncope, and I think that neuro depressor syncope may just be shortening the full term. 
 
Also, the doctor then used the term vaso depressor syncope later on in the letter, which suggests to me that they might be both shortened versions of the same term.
	 
	
blindnes s/l attack or a tack without syncope 
Subject: blindnes s/l attack or a tack without syncope 
  
	 
	
Cheyne-Stokes respiration AND Syncope  
Subject: Cheyne-Stokes respiration AND Syncope  
  I think this is what you are looking for.
	 
	
vasovagal response, anxiety, syncope? 
Subject: vasovagal response, anxiety, syncope? 
  
	 
	
Maybe inferred syncope, guessing because it's not showing up in the results. nm 
Subject: Maybe inferred syncope, guessing because it's not showing up in the results. nm 
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yes. pt had a pacemaker TY! 
Subject: yes. pt had a pacemaker TY! 
 
  
	 
	
pacemaker help 
Subject: pacemaker help 
 
 Anyone have an idea of what would go here?  Guy does not speak english  
   
For the atrium, a voltage of 0.4, ___________ of 0.8, with a resistance of 480 ohms 
	 
	
pacemaker name 
Subject: pacemaker name 
  not just saying a demand pacemaker? 
	 
	
VVI in pacemaker 
Subject: VVI in pacemaker 
  what does VVI (pacemaker) stands for? 
 
thanks!
	 
	
VVI in pacemaker 
Subject: VVI in pacemaker 
  what does VVI (pacemaker) stand for? 
 
thanks!
	 
	
Does the patient have a pacemaker? 
Subject: Does the patient have a pacemaker? 
  If so then one of the leads to it is broken.
	 
	
Is there a or exam after a pacemaker 
Subject: Is there a or exam after a pacemaker  
 
 is inserted called PTI or PDI???  
Trying google, everything but can't find this.   
TIA   
  
	 
	
I believe VDI is a pacemaker  setting (nm) 
Subject: I believe VDI is a pacemaker  setting (nm) 
  
	 
	
pacemaker question. 
Subject: pacemaker question. 
  She had an upgraded pacemaker to s/l "a-buy" the ICD in Columbus.  
	 
	
pacemaker wire 
Subject: pacemaker wire 
 
 Has anyone heard of what s/l a "silly wire', regards to pacemaker implant ~ 
	 
	
pacemaker wire 
Subject: pacemaker wire 
  Too many syllables for insulated, but thanks for the suggestion! 
	 
	
type of pacemaker 
Subject: type of pacemaker 
  
	 
	
biventricular pacemaker 
Subject: biventricular pacemaker 
  biV or BiV either way depending on your account
	 
	
Does patient have a pacemaker? 
Subject: Does patient have a pacemaker? 
   
	 
	
Need help please!  Pacemaker word help 
Subject: Need help please!  Pacemaker word help 
  Doctor dictates: 
 
Pacemaker implanted in 2006 (s/l ***Antronic*** P15BRN rhythm) 
 
Any idea what the s/l word is, and/or how I should type the P15BRN?   
 
I appreciate any help.  This is the first time I've come across it.  
	 
	
A pacemaker is not mentioned so I'm not sure 
Subject: A pacemaker is not mentioned so I'm not sure 
  
	 
	
pacemaker "Artera-60"  nm 
Subject: pacemaker "Artera-60"  nm 
  
	 
	
s/l steno pacemaker 
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?external pacemaker 
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probably a Cordis catheter or pacemaker on the right  nm 
Subject: probably a Cordis catheter or pacemaker on the right  nm 
  
	 
	
biventricular pacemaker placement. 
Subject: biventricular pacemaker placement. 
 
  
	 
	
Sounds like Dr. Campbell's pacemaker OR 
Subject: Sounds like Dr. Campbell's pacemaker OR 
  The ventricular lead was difficult to place and required multiple repositions.  Even at final positioning the thresholds were not great.  He had a pacing threshold of 0.8 volts at a current of 1.8 ma with an impedance of 576 ohms.  R-wave sensing was 4.1 millivolts.  However, I don’t feel that sensing on this lead will be all that necessary – he is pacemaker dependent.  Both leads were then fixed in place and connected to a Medtronic DDDR pacemaker model Kappa DR803.  The pacemaker demonstrated good sensing and capture. 
	 
	
____ 496 ohms (pacemaker) 
Subject: ____ 496 ohms (pacemaker) 
 
 The R-wave was measured at 12.6 millivolts. Pacing threshold was 0.7 volts at 0.5 milliseconds, ____  832 ohms.  The second lead was then placed in the right atrium.  P-waves measured 1.7.  Pacing threshold was 1.1 volts at 0.5 milliseconds, ____ 496 ohms.   
This doctor talks so fast I have no idea what he is saying.  The two blanks are the same word but I have no clue what it even sounds like. 
	 
	
True, it is a pacemaker setting... 
Subject: True, it is a pacemaker setting... 
  Signifies how the pacer is set to fire.  Don't bog your brain trying to remember them or what they stand for there are too many...AAI, AAT, VAT, VDD, VDI, VVI, VDD, DVI, VVI, DDT, and DDD etc, etc, etc,
	 
	
at implant site for pacemaker 
Subject: at implant site for pacemaker 
  
	 
	
Is this a recent pacemaker implant or old - 
Subject: Is this a recent pacemaker implant or old -  
  If it has been there a while, I have heard well-healed, or well-approximated - does it say that it is red or draining or something else to describe it?
	 
	
Upgrade of permanent pacemaker... 
Subject: Upgrade of permanent pacemaker... 
  to a s/l bi-V-A-I-C-D ?  
	 
	
S/L Denan or Benan pacemaker 
Subject: S/L Denan or Benan pacemaker 
   S/L Denan or Benan pacemaker but can't find anything close to either. 
 
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Look up Altrua 60 pacemaker on google 
Subject: Look up Altrua 60 pacemaker on google 
  
	 
	
Cardio - s/l "Aviatron" pacemaker.   ??? 
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Found it.. Vitatron pacemaker.  
Subject: Found it.. Vitatron pacemaker.  
  
	 
	
s/l ELA Sorin pacemaker implant....does this look right? nm 
Subject: s/l ELA Sorin pacemaker implant....does this look right? nm 
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Could it be "paced" response, does the patient have a pacemaker? 
Subject: Could it be "paced" response, does the patient have a pacemaker? 
  
	 
	
s/l Blevinger clear pacemaker placement 
Subject: s/l Blevinger clear pacemaker placement 
  What is the 'b' word?
	 
	
whoops I mean test or exam after a pacemaker 
Subject: whoops I mean test or exam after a pacemaker 
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