Why the study?
Does the introduction of electric stimuli via a transvenous catheter produce aberrant ventricular conduction in human subjects?
Population
18 subjects, including 6 normal persons
Design
Other
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Aberrant conduction occurs physiologically in normals; extends mechanistic understanding but leaves open relevance to arrhythmia management.
Does the introduction of electric stimuli via a transvenous catheter produce aberrant ventricular conduction in human subjects?
Aberrant ventricular conduction can be experimentally produced in normal subjects via atrial pacing, demonstrating it is a physiological event that does not require underlying conduction system pathology.
Cohen et al. (1967) studied this question.
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