Why the study?
Does left-sided LBBAP improve acute hemodynamics compared to right-sided LBBAP in patients requiring pacing?
Population
8 patients implanted with a permanent left bundle branch area pacing (LBBAP) device
Comparison
Left bundle branch area pacing delivered from… vs Right-sided LBBAP using the permanent LBBAP…
Design
Case_series
Follow-up
acute
Key result
Left bundle branch area pacing from the LV septum produced comparable acute increases in LV dp/dtmax compared to right-sided pacing (99.1 vs 72.1 mmHg/s; P=0.51).
Authors
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Acute hemodynamics similar for L- versus R-LBBAP; leaves open optimal site selection pending larger studies.
Does left-sided LBBAP improve acute hemodynamics compared to right-sided LBBAP in patients requiring pacing?
Absolute Event Rate: 99.1% vs 72.1%
p-value: p=0.51
Left-sided and right-sided left bundle branch area pacing produce comparable acute improvements in left ventricular contractility at the expense of right ventricular contractility.
Liew et al. (2026) studied Patients implanted with permanent LBBAP (n=8). Left bundle branch area pacing delivered from the LV septum (L-LBBAP) vs. Right-sided LBBAP (R-LBBAP) was evaluated on Mean increase in ∆ LV dp/dtmax compared to baseline (p=0.51). Left bundle branch area pacing from the LV septum produced comparable acute increases in LV dp/dtmax compared to right-sided pacing (99.1 vs 72.1 mmHg/s; P=0.51).