医学
大动脉
心脏病学
口
冠状窦
内科学
烧蚀
心动过速
中庭(建筑)
房性心动过速
大血管转位
导管消融
心脏病
心房颤动
作者
Chenxi Jiang,Deyong Long,Xin Du,Caihua Sang,Yan Yao,Mengmeng Li,Ribo Tang,Songnan Li,Songnan Wen,Rong Bai,Jianzeng Dong,Changsheng Ma
出处
期刊:Heart Rhythm
[Elsevier]
日期:2020-03-20
卷期号:17 (8): 1337-1345
被引量:7
标识
DOI:10.1016/j.hrthm.2020.03.010
摘要
Background The unique malformation of congenitally corrected transposition of the great arteries (cc-TGA) makes the pulmonary outflow tract (POT) a possible origin of atrial tachycardia (AT). Objective The purpose of this study was to investigate the mapping characteristics of ATs successfully ablated at the POT in patients with cc-TGA. Methods Patients with cc-TGA with AT eliminated at the POT were analyzed. Activation mapping of the atria and POT was performed under the guidance of a 3-dimensional electroanatomic mapping system. The activation pattern of these chambers was investigated, with the local activation time (LAT; using coronary sinus ostium as a reference) of the earliest activation site (EAS) being compared. Results AT eliminated at the POT was documented in 5 of 6 patients with cc-TGA. The EAS was at the right anteroseptal region with a LAT of 33 (21–120) ms in the right atrium and at the septal wall with a comparable LAT (26, 47, and 26 ms; P = .604) in the left atrium. The EAS of the POT was in the vicinity of the left-facing pulmonary sinus cusp in 3 cases and the nonfacing pulmonary sinus cusp in 2 cases, with a LAT of 106 (28–134) ms preceding both atria. Ablation at this site successfully eliminated AT in all 5 cases. Conclusion AT arising adjacent to the POT is not an uncommon tachycardia in patients with situs solitus–type cc-TGA and can be safely eliminated by ablation targeting the EAS in the POT. The unique malformation of congenitally corrected transposition of the great arteries (cc-TGA) makes the pulmonary outflow tract (POT) a possible origin of atrial tachycardia (AT). The purpose of this study was to investigate the mapping characteristics of ATs successfully ablated at the POT in patients with cc-TGA. Patients with cc-TGA with AT eliminated at the POT were analyzed. Activation mapping of the atria and POT was performed under the guidance of a 3-dimensional electroanatomic mapping system. The activation pattern of these chambers was investigated, with the local activation time (LAT; using coronary sinus ostium as a reference) of the earliest activation site (EAS) being compared. AT eliminated at the POT was documented in 5 of 6 patients with cc-TGA. The EAS was at the right anteroseptal region with a LAT of 33 (21–120) ms in the right atrium and at the septal wall with a comparable LAT (26, 47, and 26 ms; P = .604) in the left atrium. The EAS of the POT was in the vicinity of the left-facing pulmonary sinus cusp in 3 cases and the nonfacing pulmonary sinus cusp in 2 cases, with a LAT of 106 (28–134) ms preceding both atria. Ablation at this site successfully eliminated AT in all 5 cases. AT arising adjacent to the POT is not an uncommon tachycardia in patients with situs solitus–type cc-TGA and can be safely eliminated by ablation targeting the EAS in the POT.
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