Why the study?
Does intravenous adenosine reveal accessory pathways not revealed by routine electrophysiological testing?
Does intravenous adenosine reveal accessory pathways not revealed by routine electrophysiological testing?
Intravenous adenosine can be a useful adjunctive tool during electrophysiological testing to unmask concealed accessory pathways.
This article describes a patient in whom the administration of adenosine revealed the presence of an accessory pathway when electrophysiological testing had failed to do so.
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