Testing a new tiny heart pacemaker without wires

This study is testing a new pacemaker system called LivIQ that is designed differently from traditional pacemakers — it's a tiny device that gets placed directly in your heart without any wires or leads. The trial will follow 325 patients across hospitals in the U.S., Europe, and Asia Pacific to make sure this new treatment works safely and effectively for people whose hearts don't beat at a healthy rhythm.

Traditional pacemakers require wires that run from a device under the collarbone down into the heart, which can sometimes cause complications over time. This trial exists to see if a smaller, leadless device can provide the same benefits while avoiding some of the problems associated with wires.