What is the primary goal of Septal Pacing (LVSP)?

The primary goal of Septal Pacing, specifically Left Ventricular Septal Pacing (LVSP), is to capture the left side of the interventricular septum. This approach aims to optimize ventricular activation and improve the overall hemodynamic performance of the heart. By targeting this specific area, the pacing can promote synchronous contraction of both ventricles, an essential factor in patients with heart failure or those who require resynchronization therapy.

Capturing the left side of the interventricular septum can lead to better energy transfer and efficiency of the heart's pumping action, thereby improving patient outcomes. This technique is especially beneficial in patients who may not respond adequately to traditional pacing methods. It is crucial to focus on this specific region because it allows for more effective management of pathologies associated with ventricular dysynchrony.