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AIVR & Quadrigeminal VEBs
Report: Accelerated idioventricular rhythm 90/min (AIVR) Retrograde VA conduction Wenckebach phenomenon VEBs in quadrigeminy Fully compensatory pauses (in the AIVR) Comment: The first impression is that of dissociated sinus rhythm due to variable P
Sinus Bradycardia & AIVR
Report: Sinus bradycardia 37 - 44/min Second degree AV block(unspecified) First degree AV block Accelerated idioventricular rhythm (AIVR) 57/min AV dissociation with interference ST segment elevation consistent with ischæmia/infarction Comment: This
AIVR: AV Dissociation
Report: Sinus tachycardia 100 - 110/min Accelerated idioventricular rhythm (AIVR) 98/min AV dissociation Fusion beats Comment: Like digoxin, hypokalæmia enhances subsidiary pacemaker automaticity. Even if the AIVR persisted after correction of hypokal
Ventricular Fusion Rhythm
Report: Sinus rhythm Accelerated idioventricular rhythm (AIVR) AV dissociation Ventricular fusion beats Comment: The periods of AIVR in the upper strips are introduced or terminated by fusion complexes; the 8-beat run in the bottom strip consists enti
Accelerated Idioventricular Rhythm (AIVR)
Report: Accelerated idioventricular rhythm (AIVR) 88/min Comment: Some authors still apply the oxymoronic designation of slow VT to it. For descriptive purposes, nothing below the rate of 100/min should be called tachycardia. The atrial rhythm is, proba
Ventricular Flutter
Report: Top: Ventricular flutter 300/min Middle: Accelerated idioventricular (?junctional) rhythm 78/min Sinus capture beats Probable AV dissociation Bottom: Atrial tachycardia 113/min Comment: In ventricular flutter, the distinction between QRS,
Pseudo P Waves
Report:Ventricular tachycardia 102/min Sinus rhythm 70/min Sinus capture (fusion) beats with first degree AV block Comment:The initial QRS forces mimic a P wave70 and would be difficult to differentiate from it were it not for the presence of large, bi
AIVR & Quadrigeminal VEBs
Report: Accelerated idioventricular rhythm 90/min (AIVR) Retrograde VA conduction Wenckebach phenomenon VEBs in quadrigeminy Fully compensatory pauses (in the AIVR) Comment: The first impression is that of dissociated sinus rhythm due to variable P-Q
AIVR in Anterior Infarction
Report:Accelerated idioventricular rhythm 72/min Supraventricular capture beats Ventricular fusion beats (middle of the trace) Acute extensive anterior infarction Comment:AIVR is commoner in inferior than anterior infarcts, but reperfusion tends to ev
Inferior Infarction and AIVR
Report:Sinus rhythm & arrhythmia 80/min Accelerated idioventricular rhythm 80/min Retrograde conduction Fusion beat (third last complex) Acute inferior infarction Comment:The first beat of the resumed and now faster sinus rhythm has a slightly shorte