Studies on cardiac pacing : emphasis on pacemaker sensors and cardiac resynchronization therapy

Authors	A. Yılmaz
Supervisors	A.A.M. Wilde
Cosupervisors	R. Tukkie
Award date	18-03-2005
ISBN	9090191089 9789090191089
Number of pages	200
Publisher	Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press
Organisations	Faculty of Medicine (AMC-UvA)
Document type	PhD thesis
Note	Research conducted at: CRIA
Language	English
Downloads	Thesis Cover Titlepage Contents Chapter 1 Introduction, aims and outline of the thesis Chapter 2 Is manual rate response optimization necessary in current rate adaptive pacemakers? Chapter 3 Heart rate profiles during two types of exercise testing in healthy individuals Chapter 4 Individual optimization of pacing sensors improves exercise capacity without influencing quality of life Chapter 5 Cerebral blood flow velocity and cardiac output at the onset of dynamic exercise at two settings of pacemaker determined heart rate Chapter 6 Direct comparison of a contractility and activity pacemaker sensor during treadmill exercise testing Chapter 7 Cardiac resynchronization induces favorable neurohumoral changes Chapter 8 Cardiac resynchronization improves microcirculation Chapter 9 Reversed Remodelling of Dilated Left Sided Cardiomyopathy After Upgrading From VVIR to VVIR Biventricular Pacing Chapter 10 Summary and conclusions Chapter 11 Samenvatting en conclusies Dankwoord Curriculum Vitae Stellingen Cover
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