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Non-Phasic Aberrant Conduction in Interpolated Main-Stem Extrasystoles
Report:Sinus bradycardia 49/min First degree AV block PR interval 0.22â Interpolated junctional (main-stem) extrasystoles Non-phasic aberrant conduction Diffuse T wave changes Comment:The interpolated beats are only slightly different from normal
Interpolation and Aberrant Conduction
Report:Atrial rhythm 75/min VEBs, interpolated Rate-dependent incomplete right bundle branch block Nonspecific T wave changes Comment:The actual source of the rhythm is difficult to assign; P inversion in V6 is sometimes held to denote âleft atrial
A Far-Reaching Interpolation
Report:Sinus rhythm. VEBs, frequent, two interpolated. Comment:The concealed retrograde conduction governing the PR interval after an intercalated VEB rarely affects more than one cycle. In the top and middle strips, the first VEB is intercalated and
Sustained Concealed Conduction on Holter Monitor
Report:Sinus rhythm 60 â 70/min Borderline first degree AV block Second degree AV block, Wenckebach (Möbitz 1) type VEB, interpolated Concealed retrograde conduction in three subsequent cycles Comment:Sustained PR interval prolongation after an in
A Far-Reaching Interpolation
Report:Sinus rhythm. VEBs, frequent, two interpolated. Comment:The concealed retrograde conduction governing the PR interval after an intercalated VEB rarely affects more than one cycle. In the top and middle strips, the first VEB is intercalated and
Sustained Concealed Conduction on Holter Monitor
Report:Sinus rhythm 60 â 70/min Borderline first degree AV block Second degree AV block, Wenckebach (Möbitz 1) type VEB, interpolated Concealed retrograde conduction in three subsequent cycles Comment:Sustained PR interval prolongation after an in
Fascicular VT with 1:1 Retrograde Conduction
Report:Ventricular tachycardia 106/min 1:1 retrograde conduction Comment:This is a very slow VT â well within what some authorities would call AIVR. It is fascicular, with the QRS complex only 0.12â long. Its morphology is that of basic RBBB/LAHB, o
VEBs: Trigeminy & Trigeminy
Report:Sinus arrhythmia Left atrial abnormality (LAA) First degree AV block Atrial ectopic beat (second P wave in the bottom strip) VEBs in trigeminy Concealed retrograde conduction Comment:In the top strip, every third P wave is blocked by a VEB. I
Far-Reaching Interpolation
Report:Sinus rhythm. VEBs, 2 interpolated. Comment:The concealed retrograde conduction governing the PR interval after an intercalated VEB rarely affects more than one cycle. In the top and middle strips, the first VEB is intercalated and prolongs the
Trigeminy with a Pacemaker
Report:Sinus rhythm 90/min AV block, undefined AV dissociation Pacemaker rhythm 48/min Failure to sense Ventricular fusion beat VEBs, interpolated Sinus capture beats, with first degree AV block Comment:The VEBs are interpolated between the LBBB-l