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File:Sinusbradycardia.png|An example of sinusbradycardia | |||
File:E0003195.png|Another 12 lead example of sinus bradycardia | |||
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| This is part of: Sinus node rhythms and arrhythmias |
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| Atrial rate | < 60 bpm |
| Ventricular rate | same |
| Regularity | regular |
| Origin | sinus node |
| P-wave | normal |
| Effect of adenosine | slows down |
Example ECG: Sinusbradycardia of around 40 bpm.
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In sinus bradycardia the sinus node fires at a slow (<60 bpm) rate. Causes of sinus bradycardia include:
- Normal physiology in an athelete
- Medication (beta-blockers)
- Ischemia (typically inferior myocardial infarction with involvement of the sinus node artery)
- Hypothermia
- Hypothyroidism.
- Neuro-mediated bradycardia, such as in a vasovagal reaction
An example of sinusbradycardia
Another 12 lead example of sinus bradycardia
