Phase 4 paroxysmal AV block in a patient with scleroderma

Butschek, Ross A.; Powell, Brian D.; Littmann, László

doi:10.1016/j.jelectrocard.2013.06.003

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“…The most common type of conduction defect is a right bundle branch block . It can also be seen in patients with a normal QRS and has been reported in pediatric populations, patients with sarcoidosis, and scleroderma …”

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“…2 It can also be seen in patients with a normal QRS and has been reported in pediatric populations, 3 patients with sarcoidosis, 4 and scleroderma. 5 It is important to differentiate this cause of AV block from the more benign form of vagally mediated AV block. Lee et al review the important differences between PD-PAVB and vagally mediated AV block.…”

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