Why the study?
Does inducible antidromic tachycardia predict worse clinical outcomes in patients with pre-excitation syndrome?
Population
807 patients with a pre-excitation syndrome undergoing electrophysiological study
Comparison
Inducible antidromic tachycardia during… vs No inducible antidromic tachycardia during…
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Cohort
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Inducible ADT should not yet change risk stratification; leaves open its prognostic value in pre-excitation.
Does inducible antidromic tachycardia predict worse clinical outcomes in patients with pre-excitation syndrome?
Inducible antidromic tachycardia in pre-excitation syndrome is rare and associated with malignant electrophysiological features, but does not significantly worsen long-term clinical outcomes.
Brembilla-Perrot et al. (2012) studied this question.
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