Hemodynamics plays a role in single-ventricular pacing; Synchronized atrial-ventricular pacing, as well as rate-response pacing and hemodynamics in 3-chamber pacing for the treatment of heart failure. So what is hemodynamics? Let's find out more about this question right in the article below.

When cardiac output decreases, central venous pressure and pulmonary capillary wedge pressure are high, there is a high oxygen difference between capillary blood and venous blood, leading to hemodynamic disorders. If not treated promptly, the patient often dies quickly.

Hemodynamics plays a role in single-chamber pacing, atrioventricular synchrony pacing, rate-responsive pacing, and hemodynamics in triple-chamber pacing for heart failure treatment.