Key result
Electroanatomical mapping successfully guides atrial lead placement in partial atrial standstill.
Why the study?
Partial atrial standstill involves localized failure of atrial activity, and methods to estimate atrial electrical status and identify suitable pacing sites are needed.
Comparison
Electroanatomical mapping to estimate atrial activity and find pacing site
Design
Case report
Authors
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Electroanatomical mapping localizes viable sites in partial right atrial standstill; leaves open routine adoption pending prospective data.
Case Report (n=1)
Electroanatomical mapping may serve as an innovative strategy to estimate atrial electrical status and guide lead placement in patients with partial atrial standstill.
Arimoto et al. (2008) conducted a case report in Partial atrial standstill with bradycardia (n=1). Electroanatomical mapping was evaluated on Estimation of atrial activity and finding a suitable site for atrial lead placement. Electroanatomical mapping was successfully utilized to estimate atrial activity and identify a suitable site for atrial lead placement in a patient with partial atrial standstill.
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