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M Stopczyk

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[Esophageal stimulation of the heart: importance of the artifact inhibition system impulse in the quality of the ECG tracing from the stimulating electrode in the esophagus].

The use of diagnostic possibilities of oesophageal stimulation of the heart depends on obtaining a readable and stable electrocardiogram from the stimulating electrode. The objective of the evaluating the importance of the electronic system eliminating the artefact of the stimulating impulse from the oesophageal tracing was to compare the quality of records obtained by the new and the traditional method. For stimulation an oesophageal cardiostimulator SP-5 manufactured by OBR, TEMED Zabrze was used. The atria and ventricles were stimulated by a fixed frequency and individual timed stimuli. In 58 subjects the tracings of the oesophageal ECG during stimulation of the atria were compared and in 45 subjects during oesophageal stimulation of the ventricles. The quality of the obtained tracings was evaluated by four grades where the first three grades include tracings not suitable for diagnostic interpretation. Contrary to the traditional method, the new method for obtaining tracings made it possible to obtain tracings the quality of which was in all instances suitable for interpretation. The assembled results provide evidence, due to the new system of recording, that there are great opportunities to extend diagnostic possibilities of oesophageal stimulation of the heart.

Adolescent

[Transesophageal stimulation of the left atrium in children with arrhythmia (preliminary report)].

The conduction system of the heart was studied in 41 patients with cardiac arrhythmias by oesophageal stimulation of the left atrium. 31 children had a history of paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia, 5 supraventricular or/and ventricular premature beats and 5 were studied because of suspected bradycardia-tachycardia syndrome. In all patients stimulation of the left atrium was well tolerated. There were no side effects or complications. The results showed that oesophageal stimulation of the left atrium was a faithful noninvasive method in diagnostic studies of the conduction system of the heart. This method was effective in studying the mechanism of supraventricular arrhythmias.

Adolescent

[Cardiac trans-esophageal pacing: significance of systemic damping of artifacts from stimulating impulses for ECG trace recordings recorded from a pacing trans-esophageal electrode. III].

Utilization of diagnostic abilities of the cardiac trans-esophageal pacing is related to necessity of obtaining the readable and stable ecg tracing from a pacing electrode. For that reason to evaluate the value of an electronic artifact suppression circuit of a pacing impulse from oesophageal ecg recording authors compared quality of obtained recordings using a new method with a traditional one. Trans-esophageal cardiac pacemaker SP-5 made by OBR, Temed, Zabrze was used. Atria and ventricles were stimulated using a constant pacing cycle length and a single programmable impulse. In 58 persons ecg transoesophageal recordings were compared during atrial pacing, and in 45 during ventricular one. Quality of obtained ecg recordings was estimated using 4-degree scale of which first three degrees comprised recordings the esophageal pacing electrode by a traditional method were unfit for diagnostic interpretation. As opposed to the pacing electrode allowed to obtain recordings with quality of which was suitable for diagnostic interpretation in all patients. Obtained results indicate on, thanks to the new recording circuit, existence of conditions to substantial extension of diagnostic abilities of transoesophageal cardiac pacing.

Adolescent

[Heart stimulation].

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Pacemaker, Artificial