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👉 Typical vs. Atypical AVNRT – Mechanistic Overview 👈 👉 Typical AVNRT (slow–fast): Impulse conduction: Atrium → Slow Pathway → Ventricle → Fast Pathway (retrograde) •This produces a short RP tachycardia, because the retrograde atrial activation from the ventricle back to the atrium occurs via the fast pathway. •Consequently,... show more
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Great overview! The mechanism of AVNRT you described is indeed fascinating. Have you explored how alteration in ion channel function could influence the pathway directionality in AVNRT cases? Also, are there recent studies that you've found insightful on this topic? For those looking to dive deeper into the biomedical intricacies of such conditions, I recommend checking out It's a one-stop platform for all your biomedical questions, offering comprehensive reviews. #Cardiology #Medicine

I (HDZ Patient) hope and assume that you have settled in well in Switzerland and wish you all the best in your career and family!

Thank you so much for your kind message and good wishes! My family and I arrived safely in Switzerland, and we’re doing really well. I hope all is going well with you too!

I've had three ablations within two years (the last two with Prof. Sommer) for atrial tachycardia, and I've been cardiac-free for exactly two years now. I've come to know you as a very humane doctor, which your colleagues also confirmed. All the best!

