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We herein describe a case of successful atrioventricular synchrony at an 8-week follow-up in a patient who received a leadless pacemaker for recurrent right ventricular lead failures and had a pre-existing atrial transvenous pacemaker. Given the significant hemodynamic improvements, careful initial programming and adjustments during follow-up are needed.

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