Puzzle 2004 2 73, A fainting lady with some extrasystoles - Answer: Difference between revisions

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Authors: '''A.A.M. Wilde''' and '''H.L. Tan''', Cardiologists, AMC, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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Recently, it has been suggested that the arrhythmia
Recently, it has been suggested that the arrhythmia
may be cured by radiofrequency catheter ablation.2
may be cured by radiofrequency catheter ablation.<cite>Haissaguerre</cite>
Indeed, the monomorphic appearance of the initiating
Indeed, the monomorphic appearance of the initiating
extrasystoles suggests a localised ventricular origin.
extrasystoles suggests a localised ventricular origin.
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arrhythmia recurrence). Long-term follow-up has to
arrhythmia recurrence). Long-term follow-up has to
be awaited before the patient can be discharged without
be awaited before the patient can be discharged without
an ICD.<cite>Leenhardt</cite><cite>Haissaguerre</cite>
an ICD.<cite>Leenhardt</cite>
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