Abstract
The effect of dual site pacing for prevention of atrial fibrillation may be due to synchronization of right and left atrial activation. Little is known, however, about the effect of pacing from single right atrial sites on differences in interatrial conduction. Twenty-eight patients without structural heart disease were studied following radiofrequency catheter ablation of supraventricular arrhythmias. Pacing was performed using standard multipolar catheters from the presumed insertion site of Bachmann's bundle, the coronary sinus ostium, the high lateral right atrium, and the right atrial appendage (n = 8 patients). Bipolar recording was performed from the distal coronary sinus, the high and low lateral right atrium, and the posterolateral left atrium (n = 13 patients). The longest conduction time from each pacing to each recording site was considered the total atrial activation time for the respective pacing site. During high right atrial pacing, the total atrial activation time was determined by the conduction to the distal coronary sinus (118 +/- 18 ms), during coronary sinus ostium pacing by the conduction to the high right atrium (94 +/- 18 ms), and during Bachmann's bundle pacing by the conduction to the distal coronary ...Continue Reading
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