Why the study?
Does an electrophysiologic technique using atrial pacing and an electrode probe help localize the A-V conduction system during cardiac surgery for congenital anomalies?
Population
18 patients undergoing cardiac surgery for congenital anomalies
Design
Case_series
Authors
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May aid conduction preservation in complex congenital repairs; leaves open prospective outcome validation.
Does an electrophysiologic technique using atrial pacing and an electrode probe help localize the A-V conduction system during cardiac surgery for congenital anomalies?
Intraoperative electrophysiologic mapping using atrial pacing and an electrode probe can successfully localize the A-V conduction system to guide complex congenital heart surgery.
Gerard A. Kaiser (1970) studied this question.
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