AIVR in a pediatric patient. The aberrant beats were only sl | Figure 1

AIVR in a pediatric patient. The aberrant beats were only slightly faster than the sinus beats. He went on to develop 95% aberrant beats but remained asymptomatic.

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Follow up from an earlier post. This is the 15 y/o female patient with HCOM who had a wide complex tachycardia. Baseline ECG.

A newborn who had undergone a Ross-Konno and arch repair went back to the OR for a VSD repair. This tracing is from POD1. What is going on?

3 ECG's from the same patient. 1. Feels "normal" 2. Feels "regular snapping" ventricular pacing. 3. Feels very irregular and is preventing sleep. Patient feels all wide complex beats as highly "irregular". The PVC's and the pacing. 29/F DDDCLS pacemaker Biotronik pacing 100%A and 30-85%V. Implanted for sinus pauses during syncope and sinus bradycardia. The AV delay is already set to the max. Any other way to reduce the pacing/uncomfortable irregular beats in ECG 3? #cardiology #ECG #pacemaker #electrophysiology

rhythm strip you guys have been waiting for. Vt or svt aberrancy? Thought? Negative mri, ep study, fam history. 23 year old. Happened while resting. 22 beats 8 seconds.

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patient in late teens presenting after a collapse, no chest pain, no previous cardiac history, no history of sudden death in family, are there any features in this ekg that would warrant further work-up or is this just a pediatric ekg?