2/8 1⃣VA=110 ms(> 85 ms)➡️AVRT or atypical AVNRT or AT with unusually long AV conduction
2⃣Termintion of tachycardia
✅Termination with AV➡️AT or AVNRT or AVRT
4/8 4⃣Preceding maneuver
His refractory premature ventricular stimulus (PVS) during tachycardia (prevents retrograde atrial activation via His)
❌PVS doesn’t precede the atrium➡️no AP
✅PVS advanced next atrium activation➡️AP
5/8 5⃣RV-entrainment
✅Response: VAV➡️excludes AT➡️our tachy is AVNRT or AVRT
✅PPI-CL=446-340ms=106 ms < 115ms ➡️AVRT
6/8 6⃣Parahisian Pacing
at high output(capture both RV and HB), then at low output (loss of HB capture, note the nice retro His)
✅Stim-A time similar➡️presence of AP
❌Stim-A time increase without change His-A ➡️AVN conduction
7/8
8/8 AP ablation abolishing the VA conduction
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2/7 13yo girl, hospital admission with palpitations. 24-h ECG Monitoring reveals episodes of tachycardia with on-off phenomen and HR up to 120 bpm.
Next Step➡️EP diagnostic
3/7 EP study reveals 2 tachys : AT1 with CL 590ms, AT2 with CL 380ms. Note the same CS activation sequence.
Next Step➡️RA mapping