Adjusting the maximum ventricular stimulation frequency according to the hemodynamic state of the patient in an active implantable medical device. This device provides for limiting ventricular stimulation to a maximum frequency (F.sub.max), the rate of delivery of the stimulation pulses, measuring an intracardiac bio-impedance (Z.sub.n, Z.sub.n+1), and adjusting the maximum frequency according to the measured intracardiac bio-impedance. The adjusting process can include evaluating a parameter representative of the cardiac flow (d.sub.n, d.sub.n+1) utilizing the intracardiac signal of bio-impedance; controlling a predetermined variation (X %) of the frequency (f) of delivery of the stimulation pulses; evaluating the correlative variation (y %) of the cardiac flow; and adjusting the value of the maximum frequency (F.sub.max) according to the variation of the cardiac flow thus evaluated.

 
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