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Middle cardiac vein ventricular pacing yields an ECG pattern mimicking normally conducted beats.
Ventricular pacing from the middle cardiac vein can produce an ECG pattern mimicking supraventricular morphology, providing insights into the functional anatomy of the normal conduction system.
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Potential ECG misinterpretation risk with middle cardiac vein pacing warrants site consideration; leaves open validation of conduction system insights.
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Waxman et al. (1979) studied this question. No clinical data regarding ventricular pacing was reported in the abstract, which described an unrelated archival publishing installation.
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