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Post operative complications can include primary graft failure (usually resulting in the need for a heart pump or urgent retransplantation), atrio-ventricular block (requiring cardiac pacing), rejection or renal dysfunction. Diego was born with an atrio-ventricular septal defect - which means ``the central portion of the heart was missing,'' Trento said. In contrast, dual chamber ICDs have two leads that monitor the right atrium and the right ventricle, can defibrillate the ventricle, and pace both the atrium and the ventricle in atrio-ventricular synchrony. |
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