Key result
Accelerated junctional rhythm during AVNRT ablation predicts success with 98% sensitivity but low specificity.
Why the study?
Does an accelerated junctional rhythm predict the success of slow AV nodal pathway ablation in patients with AVNRT?
Population
Patients with typical slow-fast AVNRT undergoing slow AV nodal pathway ablation
Design
Editorial
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Accelerated junctional rhythm's low specificity advises against sole reliance for confirming success; leaves open identification of more specific AVNRT ablation markers.
Does an accelerated junctional rhythm predict the success of slow AV nodal pathway ablation in patients with AVNRT?
While highly sensitive, accelerated junctional rhythm has low specificity for predicting successful slow AV nodal pathway ablation in AVNRT.
G. Neal Kay (2021) conducted a review in Atrioventricular nodal reentrant tachycardia (AVNRT). Slow AV nodal pathway ablation was evaluated. Accelerated junctional rhythm during slow AV nodal pathway ablation for AVNRT has a high sensitivity (98%) but low specificity (45%) for predicting successful ablation.
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