Category: ECG / Electrophysiology

Normal ECG with abnormal heart is not an unusual situation. Severe triple vessel coronary artery can exist with normal ECG.

Pulmonary vein potentials are rapid high frequency deflections of short duration.

Stiff left atrial syndrome is atrial diastolic dysfunction described initially long after MVR and recently after catheter ablation of AF.

Role of devices in heart failure management: CRT for improving ventricular synchrony and ICD for managing life threatening arrhythmias.

Diagnosis? a. Infra Hisian complete heart block b. Suprahisian complete heart block c. First degree AV block d. Second degree AV block

Important features of this ECG: a. Leftward axis, RAO, LVH with strain b. Old AWMI and lateral wall ischemia c. LVH with strain pattern and LAO d. HCM

The gene which is affected in Andersen Syndrome (LQT7) is: a. KCNH2 b. SCN5A c. KCNQ1 d. KCNJ2

Management of atrial fibrillation based on guidelines – part III

Management of atrial fibrillation – part II

Management of atrial fibrillation - Part I