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Diagnosis of the site of accessory atrioventricular conduction pathways (so-called "Kent's bundle") by atrial epicardial isochrone mapping:an experimental study Sunao Watanabe 1 , Yoko Yagi 1 , Akira Shiikawa 1 , Hiromi Kurosawa 1 , Masahiro Endo 1 , Hitoshi Koyanagi 1 1Department of Surgery, Heart Institute of Japan, Tokyo Women's Medical College pp.639-645
Published Date 1987/6/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1404205075
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In order to clarify the pattern of spread of the retrogradely conducted impulse through the acces-sory atrioventricular pathways, we performed an experimental study using isolated beating hearts of six mongrel dogs in which retrograde conduction was simulated by means of pacing the atrium by stimulating various points of juxta-annular atrial myocardium, and atrial isochrone maps were made by measuring the impulse arrival times of predeter-mined 45 points on the atrial surface.

In right free wall types, impulse spread from the site of "Kent's bundle" radially to the right atrial surface. In right anterior and lateral free wall types, right appendage excited 15-30 msec, and 5-15 msec, respectively, earlier than left appendage. In right posterior free wall type, both appendages excited almost at the same time.

In left free wall types, impulse reached from the earliest excitation points on the lowermost portion of the left atrial epicardium via right and left routes to the right atrium ; the right route through the interatrial groove to the right side of right atrium, and the left route through Bachmann's bundle to the left upper right atrium. In left anterior and lateral free wall types, left appendage excited 25-40 msec, and 15-30 msec, respectively, earlier than right appendage. In left posterior free wall type, both appendages excited almost at the same time.

In posterior septal type, the earliest excitation point was located along the sulcus terminalis. Both appendages excited almost at the same time. From these findings, we concluded that the site of acces-sory conduction pathway could be determined by the combination of right epicardial isochrone map patterns and the time relationship of right and left appendage excitation.


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