USE OF HIS BUNDLE RECORDINGS IN ANALYSIS OF UNILATERAL AND BILATERAL BUNDLE BRANCH BLOCK
USE OF HIS BUNDLE RECORDINGS IN ANALYSIS OF UNILATERAL AND BILATERAL BUNDLE BRANCH BLOCK
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DOI:
10.1016/0002-8703(71)90104-9
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发表时间:
1971-01-01
影响因子:
4.8
通讯作者:
DAMATO, AN
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作者:
BERKOWITZ, WD;LAU, SH;DAMATO, AN
His bundle electrograms were recorded in 26 patients with bundle branch block. The interval from the His bundle electrogram to the onset of ventricular activation (H-V) was used as an approximation of conduction time in the left bundle branch in patients with right bundle branch block and of conduction time in the right bundle branch in patients with left bundle branch block. The H-V intervals of patients with right bundle branch block were within the range of those noted in patients with “normal” ventricular activation. The average H-V interval of patients with left bundle branch block was 22 msec. longer than that of patients with right bundle branch block and there was no overlap of individual values. Two patients with alternating LBBB had shorter H-V values during “normal” ventricular activation. Normalization of a bundle branch block pattern by premature atrial stimulation resulted in a shortening of the H-V interval. Two of six patients with right bundle branch block and left axis deviation had prolonged H-V intervals suggesting disease of either the most proximal portion of the left bundle branch or of the posterior-inferior division. The longest H-V values were observed in two patients with prolonged P-R intervals and left bundle branch block suggesting delayed conduction in the right bundle branch. Type I second degree A-V block induced by atrial pacing resulted in blocked impulse transmission proximal to the H potential. In Type II second degree A-V block the cardiac impulse was blocked distal to the H potential presumably in the contralateral bundle branch. Concealed conduction with blocked impulse transmission in the distal portion of the right bundle branch was observed.