Aims This study aims to determine procedural characteristics, acute success rates, and
medium-term outcomes of consecutive patients undergoing His bundle pacing (HBP); and
learning curves of experienced electrophysiologists adopting HBP. Methods and results
Consecutive HBP patients at three hospitals were recruited. Clinical characteristics, acute
procedural details, and medium-term outcomes were extracted from electronic medical
records. Two hundred and thirty-three patients [mean age 74.6±10.1 years, 48% female …

Background: There is growing enthusiasm in the adoption of conduction system pacing as it
provides physiological ventricular pacing, reducing the risk of adverse clinical events such
as heart failure and atrial fibrillation. This study aims to determine procedural characteristics,
acute success rates and medium-term outcomes of consecutive patients undergoing His
bundle pacing (HBP); and learning curves of experienced electrophysiologists adopting
HBP. Methods: Consecutive HBP patients at 3 Singapore hospitals were recruited. Clinical …