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Record 1 1994-11-21

English

Subject field(s)
  • Cardiovascular System
CONT

We report here on a patient who had a concealed accessory pathway (AP) with circus movement tachycardia. After His bundle catheter ablation the AP had the property to conduct in the antegrade direction. (In Acta cardiologica, 1989, 44 (5) 423-428, cited in Pascal data base.)

French

Domaine(s)
  • Système cardio-vasculaire
OBS

Les tachycardies réciproques décrivant un mouvement circulaire (réentrée) empruntant la voie descendante du faisceau de His pour remonter par la voie accessoire (tachycardie réciproque orthodromique, donc à complexes QRS fins), ou décrivant un mouvement inverse avec descente par la voie anormale et remontée par le faisceau de His (tachycardie réciproque antidromique, donc à complexes QRS larges); ces troubles du rythme ne représentent pas un risque vital mais sont surtout invalidants par leur répétition ou leur durée, leurs manifestations angineuses ou d'insuffisance cardiaque.

Spanish

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