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Do atrial electrophysiologic characteristics differ between patients with Sick Sinus Syndrome and controls without atrial arrhythmias?
Observational (n=104)
Do atrial electrophysiologic characteristics differ between patients with Sick Sinus Syndrome and controls without atrial arrhythmias?
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Atrial electrophysiologic abnormalities in Sick Sinus Syndrome worsen progressively from Type I to Type III, suggesting a progressive atrial myopathy that may transition to atrial fibrillation.
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Baba et al. (1995) conducted an observational in Sick Sinus Syndrome (n=104). Electrophysiologic evaluation vs. Control subjects without atrial arrhythmias was evaluated on Atrial electrophysiologic characteristics (spikes, potential width, intra-atrial conduction time, effective refractory period, %MAF, RAR).
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