… Transcutaneous cardiac pacing (TCP) is deeply entwined with the problem of … ventricular
capture on the electrocardiogram (ECG). We sought clarification of ventricular capture during …

… Nevertheless, TCP is often used purely empirical without proper ECG … the ECG effects of
TCP are poorly understood. Beyond ECG characterization of TCP-induced ventricular capture, …

… be used during implantation, when a programmable external … of the left ventricle than ventricular
myocardial-only capture. This … the basis for electrocardiographic differentiation between …

… At times it is hard to ensure capture on EKG due to pacing … confirming capture by checking
pulses or looking at arterial … to the RV under EKG guidance until ventricular capture is seen. …

… emergent ventricular pacing include transcutaneous pacing (… to increase cardiac output if
mechanical capture is obtained (… ’s ECG derived HR as this is altered by false electrical capture…

… on the cardiac monitor or on an electrocardiogram initiating … an external box which can be
set to demand pace at specific … pacemaker is indicated, as people with left ventricular systolic …

… were performed at pacing rate greater than the spontaneous heart rate to ensure full ventricular
capture with complete depolarization [Citation3]. Surface electrocardiographic measures …

… capture refers to the depolarization of the ventricles that occurs as a result of the pacing
stimulus and is represented on the ECG … level slowly while assessing for capture in patients who …

… and the resultant painful stimulation from external thoracic pacing. … pacemaker in a septal
location within the right ventricle. … His bundle capture is demonstrated on a 12-lead ECG after …

… Transcutaneous electrodes pace the ventricle and do not … An example of an ECG tracing
during transcutaneous pacing … The ECG shows electrical capture as evidenced by a pacing …