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Recent outcomes associated with the use of leadless pacemakers have shown reduced or minimal chronic complications (eg, lead infections, pocket infections, and/or lead fractures) compared with traditional leaded systems. Yet, even with fewer system complications, there have been described some circumstances in which leadless pacemaker retrievals have been performed, including elevated pacing thresholds, need for alternate therapy, pacemaker syndrome, or prosthetic valve endocarditis. Detailed here is the retrieval of a chronically implanted leadless pacemaker in a reanimated swine heart. A superior retrieval approach was utilized and observed using direct visualization. Analysis of this multimodal imaging allows for a better understanding of the retrieval procedure and device–tissue interactions.

Retrieval of a chronically implanted leadless pacemaker within an isolated heart using direct visualization