Key result
Coronary arteriography under acetylcholine-induced asystole with immediate pacemaker restart proves clinically feasible.
Why the study?
Is coronary arteriography under acetylcholine asystole with pacemaker rescue a feasible diagnostic procedure?
Population
Patients undergoing coronary arteriography
Design
Other
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Supports exploration of acetylcholine asystole for coronary imaging; leaves open prospective validation of safety and utility.
Is coronary arteriography under acetylcholine asystole with pacemaker rescue a feasible diagnostic procedure?
This early report demonstrates the clinical feasibility of performing coronary arteriography during acetylcholine-induced asystole with pacemaker rescue.
Aydin M. Bilgutay (1962) studied Coronary arteriography. Coronary arteriography under acetylcholine asystole with pacemaker restart was evaluated on Feasibility of the procedure. Coronary arteriography under acetylcholine asystole with immediate pacemaker restart was shown to be a feasible clinical procedure.
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