Idioventricular Escape Rhythm
Report:
No definite atrial activity
Idioventricular escape rhythm
Right and left bundle branch block morphology
Comment:
It is quite common to have two escape foci looking like LBBB and RBBB; similarly, patients with a BBB often have escape beats with the contralateral BBB morphology.
The atrial rhythm here could be fine AF, atrial standstill or extreme sinus bradycardia. 201. 50 year old man performing a poor manâs exercise test while lying in his CCU bed (Standard Lead 1).
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