1 er pacing because of symptoms related to the pacemaker syndrome.

2 lantation did not predict the development of pacemaker syndrome.

3 f life decreased at the time of diagnosis of pacemaker syndrome and improved with reprogramming to at

4 enced abnormal chest ticking consistent with pacemaker syndrome, and 1 developed congestive heart fai

5 trial fibrillation; heart-failure score; the pacemaker syndrome; and the quality of life.

6                                       Severe pacemaker syndrome developed in nearly 20% of VVIR-paced

7 to VVIR pacing, 182 (18.3%) met criteria for pacemaker syndrome in follow-up.

8  the incidence, predictors, and treatment of pacemaker syndrome in patients with sinus node dysfuncti

9            Baseline univariate predictors of pacemaker syndrome included a lower sinus rate and highe

10                        Because prediction of pacemaker syndrome is difficult, the only way to prevent

11 ndrome is difficult, the only way to prevent pacemaker syndrome is to implant atrial-based pacemakers

12                                              Pacemaker syndrome occurred early in most patients (13.8

13                                              Pacemaker syndrome, or intolerance to VVIR pacing, consi

14                            The definition of pacemaker syndrome required that a patient with single-c

15              Post-implantation predictors of pacemaker syndrome were a higher percentage of paced bea