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VEBs: Long Compensatory Pauses
Report:Sinus rhythm 97/min VEBs Right bundle branch block Probable old inferior infarction Comment:The pauses containing the VEBs are obviously longer than two sinus cycles. This admits only one explanation – the VEBs have been conducted retrogradely
CPR Artefact
Report : Junctional bradycardia < 30/min CPR artefact 130/min Presumptive electro-mechanical dissociation (EMD) Comment:The patient had numerous episodes of true pulseless VT and VF. This strip was kept as a representative record. The confusing featu
Bidirectional AIVR
Report: Alternating (bidirectional in some leads) accelerated idioventricular rhythm Comment: At first glance, the trace suggests RBBB and ventricular bigeminy. It is quite regular and no definite atrial activity can be discerned, except for the wrinkle
Fusion VEBs in Trigeminy
Report:Sinus tachycardia VEBs in trigeminy Fusion beats Comment:The degree of fusion varies with the P-VEB interval. With only a minor degree of ventricular contribution to fusion, the late-diastolic VEBs may pass unnoticed or be mistaken for effects o
Wolff-Parkinson-White Syndrome Type ‘A’ Diagnosed as VT
Report:Atrial fibrillation with rapid response 177/min Anomalous conduction except for last three beats WPW syndrome Comment:This is a fairly typical example, showing either completely anomalous or completely normal complexes. The Cardiology Registrar
Ventricular Escape Beat
Report : Sinus rhythm 70/min SVEBs VEB Left atrial abnormality (LAA) Left anterior hemiblock Right bundle branch block Prolonged QT interval (QTc 0.50”) Nonspecific ST/T changes Possible LVH (R in aVL >15mm, R1 + S3 > 27mm) Probable anterosepta
Sustained Multiform Ventricular Tachycardia
Report: Top three strips: Multiform ventricular tachycardia, sustained, 240 – 260/min Fourth strip: (post-DC cardioversion) Accelerated idioventricular rhythm 70 – 72/min Bottom strip: Sinus rhythm Comment: Considering the type of customer that come
VEBs: Couplets & Concealed Retrograde Conduction
Report: Sinus rhythm Left atrial abnormality (LAA) PR interval 0.20” Intraventricular conduction delay (QRS 0.12”) VEBs in couplets Triplet (or more, end of bottom strip) of ventricular tachycardia 102/min Concealed retrograde conduction Comment:
VT or VF?
Report: Supraventricular rhythm, probably sinus with SVEBs R-on-T VEBs Ventricular fibrillation Comment: It is sometimes quite difficult to determine if a very fast ventricular rhythm is multiform VT, perhaps torsades de pointes, of VF. This trace was
R-on-P Bigeminy
Report:Sinus rhythm 93/min First degree AV block (PR 0.28”) VEBs, bigeminal Early transition (counterclockwise rotation) Nonspecific ST/T changes Comment:The VEBs are easily recognised for what they are, with obvious dissociation from the preceding (