Pregnant patients with complete heart block and stable narrow QRS escape rhythm usually tolerate delivery well and rarely require pacemaker implantation unless symptomatic.
Do pregnant patients with asymptomatic complete heart block require pacemaker implantation?
Asymptomatic pregnant patients with complete heart block and a stable, narrow QRS escape rhythm can generally undergo delivery safely without prophylactic pacemaker implantation.
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Pregnant patients in CHB often have well-tolerated deliveries, provided they have a stable, narrow QRS escape rhythm. They generally do not need pacemaker implantation unless symptomatic.
Harish et al. (Sun,) reported a other. Pregnant patients with complete heart block and stable narrow QRS escape rhythm usually tolerate delivery well and rarely require pacemaker implantation unless symptomatic.