Key result
An anterior ablation line successfully eliminated perimitral flutter and produced bidirectional block in two cardiac allograft recipients.
Why the study?
Does an anterior ablation line eliminate perimitral flutter and produce bidirectional block in cardiac allograft recipients?
Population
2 cardiac allograft recipients with perimitral atrial flutter
Design
Case_series
Authors
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May support anterior ablation for perimitral flutter in cardiac allografts; leaves open need for prospective validation.
Case Report (n=2)
Does an anterior ablation line eliminate perimitral flutter and produce bidirectional block in cardiac allograft recipients?
An anterior ablation line may be an effective and feasible approach for treating perimitral flutter in cardiac allograft recipients.
Makanjee et al. (2009) conducted a case report in Perimitral atrial flutter after heart transplant (n=2). Anterior ablation line was evaluated on Elimination of perimitral flutter and production of bidirectional block. An anterior ablation line successfully eliminated perimitral flutter and produced bidirectional block in two cardiac allograft recipients.
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