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atrial synchronous

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atrial synchronous
VAT Cardiac pacing adjective Referring to a dual-chamber pacemaker which senses atrial activity and paces only in the ventricle; the rate of ventricular stimulation is directly synchronized to sensed atrial activity. See Pacemaker.


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The Multicenter InSync Randomized Clinical Evaluation trial, known as MIRACLE, evaluated the safety and the therapeutic benefits of the Medtronic InSync(R) Model 8040 atrial synchronous biventricular pacing device, the Model 9880E software and the Attain(TM) LV and Attain(TM) CS pacing leads, in delivering cardiac resynchronization therapy.
The Multicenter InSync Randomized Clinical Evaluation trial, known as MIRACLE, evaluated the therapeutic benefits of the Medtronic InSync(R) Model 8040 atrial synchronous biventricular pacing device, the Model 9880 E software system, and the Attain(R) LV and Attain(R) CS pacing leads, in delivering cardiac resynchronization therapy.
InSync, an atrial synchronous biventricular pacing system commercially released in Europe in 1998.
 
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