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Following the success of the first volume, the second edition of the EHRA Book of Pacemaker, ICD and CRT Troubleshooting introduces an entirely new collection of clinical cases and problem-solving scenarios. This essential volume reflects the latest innovations in cardiac device therapy, including leadless pacing, conduction system pacing, and subcutaneous ICDs, while continuing the EHRA tradition of case-based, exam-oriented learning.
Designed for cardiologists, electrophysiologists, nurses, and allied health professionals, this book provides a practical, hands-on guide to recognizing, analyzing, and resolving a wide range of device-related challenges.
📚 Content Structure
The book maintains the same proven format as Volume 1, organizing its 70 detailed cases into three focused sections:
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Pacing (27 cases) – Diagnostic interpretation, programming optimization, and troubleshooting leadless and conventional systems.
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ICDs (23 cases) – Managing inappropriate shocks, sensing abnormalities, and device complications.
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CRT (20 cases) – Techniques to optimize resynchronization, detect non-responders, and address lead positioning and timing issues.
Each section is logically sequenced to build knowledge progressively, helping readers strengthen both their technical expertise and clinical reasoning.
🎯 Key Features
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Covers the latest technologies, including leadless pacing, conduction system pacing, and subcutaneous ICDs.
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Provides real-world troubleshooting guidance across multiple manufacturers and device types.
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Includes case-based learning with multiple-choice questions to test understanding and reinforce core principles.
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Ideal preparation for candidates of the EHRA Cardiac Pacing Examination.
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Enhances observation, interpretation, and decision-making skills for all device practitioners.
👩⚕️ Ideal For
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Cardiologists and electrophysiologists specializing in device therapy
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Fellows and trainees preparing for EHRA or EP board exams
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Nurses and allied professionals involved in device follow-up and programming
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General cardiologists seeking a deeper understanding of modern pacing and ICD management
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