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In seven of eight patients (88%), IAS related to myopotentials have occurred on the primary sensing vector. Multivariate analysis identified taller patients, primary sensing vector and first-generation S-ICD device as predictors for IAS. SMART pass effectively reduced the occurrence of IAS in the second-generation S-ICD system. CONCLUSION Inappropriate therapies are less frequently observed on the alternate vector. The primary vector seems to be unfavourable with regard to oversensing caused by myopotentials. Inappropriate shocks were
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