Role of retrograde His Purkinje block in the initiation of supraventricular tachycardia by ventricular premature stimulation in the Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome.

Role of retrograde His Purkinje block in the initiation of supraventricular tachycardia by ventricular premature stimulation in the Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome.
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逆行希氏浦肯野传导阻滞在沃尔夫-帕金森-怀特综合征室性早搏刺激引发室上性心动过速中的作用。

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发表时间:
1981
影响因子:
15.9
通讯作者:
D. Schmidt
D. Schmidt
中科院分区:
医学1区
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作者:
M. Akhtar;M. Shenasa;D. Schmidt

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本文分析了14例Wolff-Parkinson-白色综合征患者在右室期前刺激(V(2)法)时诱发阵发性折返性室上性心动过速(PSVT)的确切机制。9例为左侧旁路,5例为右侧室房旁路。在基本周期长度(V(1)V(1))范围为550 - 900 ms(平均值,657.1+/-139.5)时,紧密耦合V(2)(平均V(1)V(2),357.3+/-59.2 ms,范围320-500)通过束支产生逆行希氏束(H(2))激动,通过AP产生逆行心房(A(2))激动。随着V(1)V(2)进一步缩短,V(2)在希氏浦肯野系统(HPS)内呈逆行阻滞,经AP传导至心房者9例。随后,在所有9例病例中,A(2)冲动在房室结-HPS上顺行传导,引发PSVT或心房回波反应。当V(2)通过束支产生逆行性H(2)激动时,没有患者发生由V(2)诱发的PSVT。然而,14例中有10例,由于HPS中的大折返,逆行H(2)之后是V(3)。在10例病例中,9例V3在HPS中逆行阻滞,同时通过AP产生A3,引发PSVT或心房回波反应。14例中13例因HPS内V2和/或V3的逆行阻滞而引发PSVT,而1例的确切机制尚不清楚。在这个系列中,没有一个患者的PSVT是由房室结的V2逆行阻滞引发的,伴或不伴经AP的A2逆行激动。我们得出结论,在测试的周期长度范围内,HPS中V(2)和/或V(3)的逆行阻滞是Wolff-Parkinson-白色综合征患者室性早搏刺激期间引发PSVT的最常见机制。
The precise mechanisms for paroxysmal reentrant supraventricular tachycardia (PSVT) initiation during right ventricular premature stimulation (V(2) method) were analyzed in 14 consecutive patients with Wolff-Parkinson-White Syndrome in whom the PSVT was inducible during retrograde refractory period studies. 9 patients had left-sided and the remaining 5 of 14 had right-sided ventriculo-atrial (VA) accessory pathway (AP). At the basic cycle lengths (V(1)V(1)) ranging from 550 to 900 ms (mean, 657.1+/-139.5), closely coupled V(2) (mean V(1)V(2), 357.3+/-59.2 ms, range 320-500) produced retrograde His bundle (H(2)) activation via the bundle branches and retrograde atrial (A(2)) activation via the AP. As the V(1)V(2) were further shortened, the V(2) showed a retrograde block in the His Purkinje system (HPS) and conducted to the atria via AP in 9 of 14 cases. Subsequently, the A(2) impulse conducted anterograde over the atrioventricular node-HPS to initiate a PSVT or an atrial echo response in all nine cases. In none of the patients was a PSVT induced by V(2) when the latter produced retrograde H(2) activation via the bundle branches. In 10 of 14 cases, however, the retrograde H(2) was followed by a V(3), due to macroreentry in the HPS. The V(3) in turn blocked retrogradely in the HPS while producing A(3) via the AP to initiate a PSVT or an atrial echo response in 9 of 10 cases. Retrograde block of V(2) and/or V(3) in the HPS resulted in PSVT initiation in 13 of 14 cases, whereas in the remaining 1 case the exact mechanism was not clear. In none of the patients in this series was the PSVT initiated with a retrograde block of V(2) in the atrioventricular node with or without concomitant retrograde A(2) activation via the AP. We conclude that within the ranges of cycle lengths tested, a retrograde block of V(2) and/or V(3) in the HPS is the most common mechanism for initiation of PSVT during ventricular premature stimulation in patients with the Wolff-Parkinson-White Syndrome.