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Ελένη Νάκου
Καρδιολογική Κλινική,
Πανεπιστημιακό Νοσοκομείο Ηρακλείου
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European Heart Joumal (2013) 34. 2281-2329
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ESC GUIDELINES
doi: 10.1093/eurneartj/eht150
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2013 ESC Guidelines on cardiac pacing and cardiac
resynchronization therapy
The Task Force on cardiac pacing and resynchronization therapy of the
European Society of Cardiology (ESC). Developed in collaboration
with the European Heart Rhythm Association (EHRA).
AV block complicating acute myocardial infarction most often resolves
itself spontaneously within 2–7 days. Permanent cardiac pacing
does not influence the prognosis of these patients and therefore is not
recommended.
Ischemic sinus arrest?
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Halo Catheter
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Pace proximal CS
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HEART RATE: ( Total QRS: 60743)
Average
RR
66 bpm
Max. H.R
Day (08 00 - 21 00) 68 bpm
(All)
( Analyzed Time: 15:24)
Min HR:
Max.
98 bpm at (1 )17·55:55
Min. RR:
40 bpm al (1)07:49:30
N1ghl (23 00 • 06 00) 64 bpm
BRADYCARDIA
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: 0
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EVENTS
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RR
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67yrs
Mcds:
4£
Test Reason:
Medical History:
Ref. MO: Ordering MD:
Technician: Test Type:
Comment:
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Time
in Slage
SUPINE
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STAGE2
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Heart Vessels (2007) 22:38~392
DOI 10.Hl07/s00380-007-0990-0
ORIGINAL ARTICLE
:\1uncnorl Kotoku • Akim Tamura · Sblgeru Naone
Junichl Kadotn
Sinus arrest caused by occlusion of the sinus node artery
during
percutaneous coronary intervention for lesions of the
proximal right coronary artery
C.udiovascul>r Revascul•rlz,ulon Medicine 14 (2013)
270-274
Contents I ists available at ScienceDirect
Cardiovascular Revascularization
Medicine
Atrial coronary artery occlusion during elective percutaneous
coronary angioplasty*"*·*·**
Jesus Alvarez-Carda*. Miquel Vives-Borras, Andreu Ferrero, Dabit Arzamendi
Aizpurua, Antoni Serra Pefiaranda, Juan Cinca
Side-branch occlusion of the SN artery occurred during PCI in 17.5% patients
21.5% of patients undergoing elective PTCA presented accidental occlusion of atrial branches with a
comparableincidence wheneverthe right or the circumflex coronary arteries were treated (22% and 20%,
Key pointtss
The mechanisms by
which SN artery branch may be occluded
during PTCA
The predictors of SN artery branch occlusion during PTCA
The prognosis of SN artery occlusion during PTCA
The management of these patients in clinical practice
niiss1m
Mechan
11ss of S artteerryy occllussiioonn
durriingg PTCA
Persistent coronary spasm
The displacement of the atheroscleroticplaque
Direct scratching of the diseased endothelium during stent
progression
Lumen of
blood vessel
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Endothelium
Subendothelium
Smooth muscle
Interstitial fluid
Key pointtss
The mechanisms by
which SN artery branch may be occluded
during PTCA
The predictors of SN artery branch occlusion during PTCA
The prognosis of SN artery occlusion during PTCA
The management of these patients in clinical practice
Preedicttoorrss of SN arttery branch occlluussioionn
durriingg PTCA
Procedural PTCA characteristics.
Balloon predilatation
Balloon postdilatation
Stent types
BMS
Titan®
Genous®
Pro-kinetic®
Others
DES
Xience®
Cypher®
Taxus®
Others
PTCA without stent
Max inflation pressure
0.014 during stenting (attn)
Length of the stent (mm)
Stent diameter (mm)
Stent platform
Stainless steel
Cobalt-chrome
(63%)
Platinum-chrome
(3.4%)
Strut thickness (µm)
Open/dosed-cell stent,
0.126 n (%)
Predictors
Cases
(n = 43)
Controls
(n = 157)
p Value
35 (81.4%)
26
(60.5%)
126 (80.3%)
71
(45.8%)
0.867
0.089
15 (34.9%)
52 (33.1 %)
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2
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95 (60.5%)
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10 (6.4%)
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16.6
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3.1 ± 0.5
21.1 ± 72
3.0 ± 0.5
0.234
0.063
15 (35.7%)
27 (64.3%)
49 (33.6%)
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0 (0%)
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30 (71.4%)/
Odds ratio
Maximal inflation
during sterning
AB ostium plaques
AB diameter
A
2
8
5
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0.535
120 (82.2%)/
12 (28.6%)
26(17.8%)
of atrial branch occlusion.
pressure
1.27
95%(1
1.07-1.52
50.44
0.63
11.76-216.33
0.51-0.77
B
p Value
0.006
<0.0001
<0.0001
Key pointtss
The mechanisms by
which SN artery branch may be occluded
during PTCA
The predictors of SN artery branch occlusion during PTCA
The prognosis of SN artery occlusion during PTCA
The management of these patients in clinical practice
Subttyyppees s of S
artteerryy
RCA 65% LCX
25% RCA+LCX
10%
Berdajs D, et al, Ann Thorac Surg. 2003;76:732-5
Yalcin B, et al Cardiovasc Thorac Surg 2004;3:249-53
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Collatteerraal l coroonaaryry circcuullaatitoinon
What you see...
What you don't see ...
“It is the network and not the artery of the pacemakerthe
major responsible for the nutrition of the sinoatrial node"
Berry C, Eur Heart J. 2007 Feb;28:278-91
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Key pointtss
The mechanisms by
which SN artery branch may be occluded
during PTCA
The predictors of SN artery branch occlusion during PTCA
The prognosis of SN artery occlusion during PTCA
The management of these patients in clinical practice
Recoovveeryry of sinuuss
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./ Kotokkuu M, Heartt Vessellss 200077
./ Ando G, Heartt vessseellss 200033
./ Morakhiiaa J, Int J Clin Med 201155
./ Park JS,, Koreann J Inteernrn Med 200066
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2 dayss
2 dayss
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./ D’'Ascennzzii Clin.. Cardiiooll 20100
2 days
./ Deepraasseerrtktkulul P, Int Arch Med 20,12
International Journal of
Cardiology
Volume 203, 15 January 2016, Pages
432-433
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Long-standing
node
sinus arrest due to the occlusion of sinus
artery during percutaneous
implications
coronary intervention: Clinical
and management
E.S. Nakou, E.N. Simantirakis iii·~,
E.M. Kaller~is, E.I. Skalidis, P.E. Vardas
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