Puzzle 2008 01 062 Answer: Difference between revisions

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is hampered, ending up in a ventricular rate of
is hampered, ending up in a ventricular rate of
58 beats/min.
58 beats/min.
The ECG after electrical cardioversion is even more
The ECG after electrical cardioversion is even more
abnormal. The rhythm has been converted to sinus
abnormal. The rhythm has been converted to sinus
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than normal flutter rate, conduction within atrial tissue
than normal flutter rate, conduction within atrial tissue
should be considered abnormal as well.
should be considered abnormal as well.
The most likely explanation for a generalised
The most likely explanation for a generalised
conduction disorder at a relatively young age is aberrant
conduction disorder at a relatively young age is aberrant
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(mutation: p.4118 deletion T leading to a premature
(mutation: p.4118 deletion T leading to a premature
stop codon at position 1373, i.e. Leu1373X).
stop codon at position 1373, i.e. Leu1373X).
It is likely that the atrial flutter is the result of
It is likely that the atrial flutter is the result of
abnormal conduction in the atrium. Pacemaker treatment
abnormal conduction in the atrium. Pacemaker treatment

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