CTICasesTwiddler Syndrome
Imaging findings
Pulse generator flipped to a mirror image of original position; significant coiling of the pacing leads.
Key takeaways
Twiddler syndrome occurs when a device (like a pacemaker or ICD) is manipulated within its pocket, causing rotation and lead entanglement.
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