Key result
His-bundle recording via a tripolar electrode catheter aids in differentiating supraventricular from ventricular rhythms and evaluating drug effects on cardiac conduction.
His-bundle electrography is a valuable tool for understanding paroxysmal tachycardia, differentiating arrhythmias, and studying drug effects on cardiac conduction.
May enhance arrhythmia evaluation; leaves open its role in contemporary electrophysiology practice.
Recording of the His-bundle potential via a tripolar electrode catheter contributes to knowledge of paroxysmal tachycardia and aids in differentiation of supraventricular and ventricular rhythms. His-bundle recording has had an important application in the study of the effects of drugs on cardiac conduction.
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Dhingra et al. (1974) studied this question. His-bundle recording via a tripolar electrode catheter aids in differentiating supraventricular from ventricular rhythms and evaluating drug effects on cardiac conduction.
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