BRADYCARDIA

This early study aims to test the initial safety and performance of a new type of leadless pacemaker called the ALPS system in patients with a slow heart rate (bradycardia). Up to 10 participants will have the device implanted and will be followed for 24 months. The key innovatio…

This study aims to see if one type of pacemaker wire is as good as another for a specific, newer pacing technique called Left Bundle Branch Pacing. It will involve 288 patients with slow or irregular heartbeats who need a pacemaker. Doctors will randomly assign patients to receiv…

This study is testing a new heart pacing wire called LINEA that's designed to be placed in a specific area of the heart wall. Researchers want to see if this wire is safe and works well for people with slow heart rates who need pacemakers. The study will follow 450 patients for 3…

This study is testing a new leadless pacemaker called LivIQ in people who need a pacemaker for slow heart rhythms. The research aims to confirm the device is safe and works properly to control heart rate. About 325 participants at up to 60 centers worldwide will be followed for u…

This early study is testing the safety and performance of a new, self-powered leadless pacemaker called ALPS in patients with slow heart rates (bradycardia). Up to 15 participants in Europe will have the small device implanted and be followed for two years. The key innovation is …

This is an early safety study for a new type of pacemaker system. It will be tested in 10 people who need a pacemaker for a slow heart rate. The main goal is to see if the device can be safely implanted and work properly for 3 months.

This study is testing a small, wireless heart monitor patch for patients in the hospital. The goal is to see if this new system can detect dangerous heart rhythms faster and more reliably than standard monitoring, helping doctors make quicker treatment decisions. It will involve …

This study aims to collect heart rhythm recordings from 600 people with various heart conditions using a portable ECG device. Participants will have their heart activity recorded during their normal medical care. The data will be compiled into an anonymous database to help resear…

This study is a registry that will follow 1,000 patients who have received specific BIOTRONIK heart pacing devices. The goal is to collect long-term, real-world information on how well the devices work and their safety. It does not test a new treatment but observes patients alrea…