Bakgrunn: Implantasjon av hjertestarter (implantable cardioverter defibrillator, ICD) er etablert behandling hos pasienter med høy risiko for plutselig hjertedød. Studiens formål var å kartlegge pasientkarakteristika, indikasjoner, hyppigheten av ICD-støt, komplikasjoner, reoperasjoner samt endringer over tid i ICD-behandlingen ved St. Olavs hospital.

Materiale Og Metode: Alle pasienter som fikk implantert hjertestarter ved St. Olavs hospital i perioden 2006-15 ble inkludert. Pasientene ble identifisert i pacemakerregisteret. Data ble hentet fra pacemakerregisteret og elektronisk pasientjournal.

Resultater: Studien inkluderte 598 pasienter (82 % menn, medianalder 65 år). Tidligere hjertestans eller alvorlig arytmi forelå hos 401 (67 %) av dem som fikk implantert hjertestarter. Koronarsykdom (n = 383) var vanligste underliggende årsak. I oppfølgingstiden (median 3,6 år) fikk 203 (34 %) av pasientene ICD-støt, 154 (26 %) fikk berettigede og 65 (11 %) fikk uberettigede støt. Hos 139 (23 %) pasienter oppstod komplikasjoner. 101 (17 %) pasienter døde i oppfølgingsperioden.

Fortolkning: Studien gir et godt grunnlag for kvalitetssikring av implantasjonsvirksomheten ved St. Olavs hospital. Kjønns- og aldersfordeling, indikasjon og underliggende årsaker for implantasjon samt hyppighet av støt og komplikasjoner samsvarer godt med tidligere publiserte data.

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