The favourable effect of SafeR-mediated VP prevention on HF outcomes, however, warrants further investigation, as the combined clinical secondary outcome of cardiac death or HF hospitalization differed in favour of the SafeR group, and a borderline significant reduction in cardiovascular hospitalizations and shorter duration of hospital stay for these hospitalizations was observed.
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Long-term clinical effects of ventricular pacing reduction with a changeover mode to minimize ventricular pacing in a general pacemaker population.
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The survival curves for the AF end-point were superimposed, whereas the HF component showed a trend favouring SafeR.