培训课件_起搏器的计时周期.pptVIP

This is an example of normal VDD operation. In the VDD mode, the pacemaker will pace only in the ventricle and will sense in both chambers. In response to sensing in the ventricle, the pacemaker will inhibit. If a P wave is sensed, an SAV will be triggered. There is no PAV in the VDD mode because the pacemaker will not pace in the atrium. Since the VDD mode does not have the capability to pace in the atrium, the pacemaker will operate as if in the VVI mode in the absence of atrial activity faster than the programmed lower rate. Therefore, this mode is only appropriate for patients with a norma