Why the study?
Does intermittent preexcitation on resting 12-lead ECG reliably indicate a low-risk accessory pathway?
Population
3 patients with intermittent loss of the preexcitation pattern in the ECG that had undergone an…
Design
Case_series
Authors
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Intermittent preexcitation does not preclude rapid conduction; hypothesis-generating for ECG-based risk stratification in preexcitation syndromes.
Does intermittent preexcitation on resting 12-lead ECG reliably indicate a low-risk accessory pathway?
Intermittent preexcitation on resting ECG is insufficiently specific for diagnosing a low-risk accessory pathway and cannot replace electrophysiological study.
Jastrzębski et al. (2017) studied this question.
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