Jnw. West et al., PERMANENT PACEMAKER POSITIONING VIA THE INFERIOR VENA-CAVA IN A CASE OF SINGLE VENTRICLE WITH LOSS OF RIGHT ATRIAL VENA-CAVA CONTINUITY, PACE, 16(8), 1993, pp. 1753-1755
Successful dual chamber pacing was achieved by implanting permanent pa
cemaker leads using an extra-peritoneal approach to the inferior vena
cava in a 48-year-old patient with a single ventricle, transposition o
f the great vessels, and a right atrial pulmonary artery shunt (Glenn'
s procedure). The pacemaker generator was implanted into a subcutaneou
s pocket in the anterior abdominal wall.