Why the study?
Does continuous 72-hour tape monitoring of the electrocardiogram improve the detection of dysrhythmias in ambulant patients with sinoatrial disease?
Population
25 fully ambulant patients with sinus bradycardia or sinoatrial block
Design
Case_series
Follow-up
72 hours
Authors
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Extended ambulatory ECG monitoring may aid sinoatrial dysrhythmia detection; case-report data leave open need for prospective validation.
Does continuous 72-hour tape monitoring of the electrocardiogram improve the detection of dysrhythmias in ambulant patients with sinoatrial disease?
Continuous 72-hour tape monitoring of the ECG is a valuable technique for diagnosing and clarifying the syndrome of sinoatrial dysrhythmias in ambulant patients.
Crook et al. (1973) studied this question.
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