“…Zgon często przypisuje się rozkojarzeniu elektromechanicznemu, ale opisywano przypadki skutecznego przerywania VA za pomocą ICD [408]. Komorowe zaburzenia rytmu podczas ambulatoryjnego monitorowania EKG stwierdza się u > 25% pacjentów z amyloidozą serca [409][410][411], ale wydaje się, że ich występowanie nie pozwala przewidywać SCD.…”
“…Zgon często przypisuje się rozkojarzeniu elektromechanicznemu, ale opisywano przypadki skutecznego przerywania VA za pomocą ICD [408]. Komorowe zaburzenia rytmu podczas ambulatoryjnego monitorowania EKG stwierdza się u > 25% pacjentów z amyloidozą serca [409][410][411], ale wydaje się, że ich występowanie nie pozwala przewidywać SCD.…”
“…Our center has performed prophylactic implantation of cardioverter-defibrillator in 19 AL patients. 61 Two patients with ventricular tachyarrhythmias were treated successfully, but six patients died of electro-mechanic dissociation, which is a common cause of sudden cardiac death in AL patients. Whether prophylactic implantation of defibrillators reduces the rate of cardiac complications during HDM or afterward has still to be determined.…”
Section: Which Supportive Therapy Is Necessary During High-dose Therapy?mentioning
“…However, it is presently thought that the cause of death is less often rapid ventricular arrhythmias but may include electromechanical dissociation [111] and advanced heart block. Among 19 patients with either non-sustained ventricular tachycardia or high grade ventricular arrhythmia treated with an ICD only 2 received appropriate shocks for sustained VT, while 6 died of electromechanical dissociation [112]. Thus, there seems to be little role for implantable pacemakers in cardiac amyloid patients, unless a sustained ventricular arrhythmia was documented.…”
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