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16 Management of Patients with a CIED Undergoing Radiation Therapy Figure 3. Checklist for Performance of Radiation Treatment CIED implantation date: CIED implant indication: Device manufacturer and model: Pacing-dependent (intrinsic HR<40 bpm): ☐ Yes ☐ No Complete weekly CIED evaluation recommended 1 : ☐ Yes ☐ No System Features: Pacemaker/CRT-P ☐ ICD/CRT-D ☐ Pacing mode: ___________________ Minimum pacing rate: ___________________ Maximum tracking rate: ___________________ Maximum sensor rate: ___________________ Measurements of the pacing system function and parameters are stable 2 : ☐ Yes ☐ No CIED Evaluation following completion of radiation therapy: Measurements of the pacing system function and parameters are stable 2 : ☐ Yes ☐ No Comments: RADIATION CLINIC CHECKLIST Type of radiation course: Neutron-producing 3 : ☐ Yes ☐ No CIED location might interfere with adequate tumor treatment 4 : ☐ Yes ☐ No Maximum expected cumulative incident dose <5 Gy 5 : ☐ Yes ☐ No 1 It is recommended to perform a weekly CIED evaluation for patients undergoing neutron- producing treatment and might be reasonable for pacing-dependent patients undergoing non-neutron-producing treatment; 2 Device function – pacing output, pacing thresholds, sensing of R and P waves, lead impedance, battery voltage and impedance; 3 Non-neutron-producing radiation is preferred [Neutron-producing : >10 mV photons, protons, electrons ≥20 MeV]; 4 CIED relocation is recommended if it will interfere with adequate tumor treatment; 5 CIED relocation is NOT recommended for devices receiving a max cumulative incident dose of <5 Gy.

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