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Optimal rate-adaptive pacemaker systems have been developed on the basis of intracardiac impedance measurements in which the autonomic nervous system information as measured by ventricular inotropic parameter is used as the regulatory signal. The complex analog and digital functions assembled using very large scale integration technology has led to broad clinical applications supporting a wide range of pacing therapies.<>