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Not a Sinus Bradycardia
Report: Sinus rhythm Sinus arrest Junctional escape beats Retrograde conduction Non-phasic aberrant conduction Escape-capture bigeminy Comment: The phenomenon of escape-capture bigeminy depends on the coincidental arithmetic relationship between the
Sinus Bradycardia: Escape-Capture Bigeminy
Report:Sinus bradycardia 34 - 43/min Junctional escape beats Escape-capture bigeminy Phasic aberrant conduction, RBBB type Comment: The mechanism of the bigeminy is sinus bradycardia. Here the effective sinus cycle is the same as the actual one; in ot
Sino-Atrial Exit Block
Report:Sinus rhythm 74/min 3:2 sino-atrial exit block Bigeminy Negative U waves in lead 1 Comment:The same comments can be made here as for the preceding Case 93. It, too, could have Möbitz 2 mechanism. Below (Fig 94a) is another trace, with long cyc
Conducted LPHB and Escaping LAHB
Report:Sinus rhythm 82/min Left atrial abnormality (LAA) 2:1 AV block Right bundle branch block Left posterior hemiblock Junctional escape (first two) beats RBBB + LAHB morphology Nonspecific ST/T changes Comment:Most commonly, the escape rhythm h
Inferior Infarction: Blocks and Arrhythmias
Report:Sinus tachycardia 122/min Second degree AV block, unspecified Junctional escape beats and rhythm 46/min Non-phasic aberrant conduction Acute inferior infarction Comment:It is said that the presence of 2o AV block in inferior infarction denotes
RVH in Eisenmenger’s Syndrome
Report: Sinus rhythm Second degree AV block, Möbitz 1 Junctional escape beats Biatrial enlargement [!xe "Biatrial enlargement" \b!] Right axis deviation Right bundle branch block[!xe "Right bundle branch block:qRV1 in RVH" \b!] Probable right ventr