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Stevenson Case 3 Answer
Stevenson Case 3 Answer
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Video Summary
In this video, the speaker explains the diagnostics of ventricular tachycardia (VT) using a pacing train. They analyze pacing stimuli, cycle lengths, and post-pacing intervals, concluding that the pacing is remote from the VT circuit because of lengthy intervals and minimal changes in QRS complexes during pacing. This suggests the site is an "adjacent bystander site," where pacing can influence the reentry circuit without being directly within it. Such sites show long stimulus to QRS intervals, supporting the conclusion of being outside the main circuit while still impacting it.
Keywords
ventricular tachycardia
pacing train
post-pacing interval
adjacent bystander site
reentry circuit
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