University Hospital St. Plten Leadless Pacemaker Registry Tracking Outcomes and Long-Term Follow-Up

What this Trial Is About

Researchers are collecting and analyzing data on patients who receive leadless pacemakers at the University Hospital St. Plten. This registry includes both new patients undergoing implantation and those who received a device since January 2021. The study aims to gather information on patient demographics, reasons for implantation, procedural details, and any complications that occur during follow-up, especially focusing on newer atrial mechanical sensing markers where long-term experience is limited. This is a combined prospective and retrospective registry enrolling all patients with leadless pacing devices. Data will be collected at implantation and continuously during follow-up visits throughout the entire study period. Follow-up data may be gathered in person or remotely. The study does not influence the medical treatment patients receive and includes long-term tracking of device performance, complications, and patient outcomes. Participants will be monitored regularly for procedural success, acute and long-term complications, device electrical performance, and heart function using echocardiography. Data on ventricular pacing burden, hospitalizations related to heart conditions, quality of life, and mortality will be collected up to 10 years after implantation. Both in-person visits and remote monitoring will be used to gather comprehensive information during this extended follow-up period.

Leadless Pacemaker Registry: Outcomes and Follow-up From the University Hospital of St. Pölten