undersensing

un·der·sens·ing

(ŭn'dĕr-sens'ing),
Nonsensing of the intracardiac atrial or ventricular depolarization signal by a pacemaker.

undersensing

/un·der·sens·ing/ (-sens″ing) missed sensing of cardiac electrical signals by an artificial pacemaker, resulting in too frequent or irregular delivery of stimuli.

undersensing

Cardiology Failure of a pacemaker to sense the P or R waves, which may cause the pacemaker to emit inappropriately timed impulses. See Pacemaker.
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