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Elimination of Lead Dislodgement by the Use of Tined Transvenous Electrodes

Pacemaker lead dislodgement has accounted for a large proportion of the postoperative complications seen after transvenous pacemaker insertion. Ninety‐two patients underwent implantation of a tined transvenous electrode over a three‐year period without a single dislodgement. Excellent thresholds were obtained and no difficulties related to electrode insertion were encountered. Tined transvenous pacemaker leads are preferred for routine use at this time. (PACE, Vol. 5, July‐August, 1982)