1,838
edits
ECG in Congenital Heart Disease: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
ECG in Congenital Heart Disease (view source)
Revision as of 16:04, 22 December 2010
, 22 December 2010→Secundum atrial septal defect
Secretariat (talk | contribs) |
|||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
Congenital Heart Disease can result in ECG changes, often related to atrial or ventricular overload and enlargement. Below a list of relatively common forms of congenital heart disease and their potential ECG changes. Adapted from Khairy et al.<cite>khairy</cite> | Congenital Heart Disease can result in ECG changes, often related to atrial or ventricular overload and enlargement. Below a list of relatively common forms of congenital heart disease and their potential ECG changes. Adapted from Khairy et al.<cite>khairy</cite> | ||
==Secundum atrial septal defect== | ==Secundum atrial septal defect== | ||
Information about [[w:Atrial_septal_defect|Secundum atrial septal defec on Wikipedia (external link)]] | |||
*[[Rhythm]]: normal sinus rhythm, increased risk of AF with age | *[[Rhythm]]: normal sinus rhythm, increased risk of AF with age | ||
*[[Conduction|PR interval]]: first degree AV block in 6-19% | *[[Conduction|PR interval]]: first degree AV block in 6-19% | ||