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Marchlinski Case 6 Answer
Marchlinski Case 6 Answer
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The video transcript describes the conduction pattern following adenosine administration in a cardiac study. The conduction occurs from the left inferior pulmonary vein to the surrounding left atrium, with sinus rhythm and left superior pulmonary vein pacing. Adenosine shows conduction from the left superior to the left inferior pulmonary vein, activating the coronary sinus (CS) distally to proximally. This pattern repeats with left superior pulmonary vein pacing, indicating a reconnection and similar conduction pathway. Both treatments show activation from the left superior to the left inferior pulmonary vein, exiting and activating the CS in a consistent manner.
Keywords
adenosine administration
cardiac conduction pattern
left inferior pulmonary vein
left superior pulmonary vein pacing
coronary sinus activation
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