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PubMed1979

Holter monitoring in dizziness and syncope.

Holter monitoring was used to detect the underlying mechanism among 53 patients referred for dizziness, fainting and/or syncope. The complaints were unexplained on clinical grounds in 38, suggestive of SSS in 11, and of pacemaker dysfunction in 4 patients who underwent pacemaker implantation for symptomatic A-V block. Occult dysrhythmias were revealed in 24 of 38 (61%) of the first group; the clinical impression of SSS was confirmed in 8 of 11 (72%) in the second, and ineffective pacing confirmed in 2 of 4 in the third group. Thus, the diagnosis was clarified in 34 of 53 (64%) of patients. It is concluded that Holter monitoring is most useful for detecting the underlying mechanism in the above mentioned conditions, especially in elderly subjects whose syncopal attacks remained unexplained despite routine cardiological and neurological examination. Holter monitoring should be carried out for at least 36 hours before ruling out dysrhythmias as a cause of dizziness and/or syncopal attacks.

Adams-Stokes Syndrome↗
PubMed1977

[Complete auriculo-ventricular block. A study of supplemental pacemakers].

The following conclusions have been drawn from a study of 20 cases of total atrio-ventricular block, which were supra-His in 7 cases, intra-His in 4 cases, infra-His in 9 cases, and were with (11 cases) or without (8 cases) recent Stockes-Adams (1 case was excluded): resumption of the basal rhythm after the post-stimulatory pause is slower in cases of infra-His A-V block; automatic discharge from the focus is easily upset by rapid stimulation, whatever the site of the focus (ventricular or junctional); subsidiary foci of stimulation would behave from the electro-physiological standpoint like a sinus focus with reduced autonomy, and deprived of its peripheral zone of physiologically slow conduction; unfortunately electro-physiological investigation of this group does not allow us to separate with confidence those patients who have had Stockes-Adams attacks from those who have not.

Adams-Stokes Syndrome↗
PubMed1979

Application of His bundle recording to study disorders of atrioventricular and intraventricular conduction.

This paper briefly describes the techniques available for evaluation of conduction in our catheterization laboratory. The application of the technique for recording His-bundle potentials has greatly enhanced our understanding of rhythm and conduction disturbances and has provided useful and important information in the management of atrioventricular and intraventricular conduction disorders.

Adams-Stokes Syndrome↗