(FIT)-Module 4 Workshop 6: Electrocardiographic and Electrophysiological Correlations-Asirvatham Case 2 Question

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The video discusses interpreting intracardiac traces to exclude certain possibilities of tachycardia. It lists ECG leads and equipment such as the RV, RA, hispundal region, and ablation catheter with a large ventricular signal, along with coronary sinus electrodes. The task is to determine which type of tachycardia can be confidently excluded from the possibilities: AV node re-entry, junctional tachycardia, hispundal tachycardia, or left pre-wall accessory pathway related tachycardia. The focus is on using the available data to rule out one of these conditions confidently.

Keywords

intracardiac traces

tachycardia exclusion

ECG leads

ablation catheter

accessory pathway tachycardia