Abhinav Anand
@docabhinavheart.bsky.social
#cardiologist #electrophysiologist #Epeeps #cardiosky
Assistant Professor at @ ltmgh cardiology and @ Seth GSMC and Kem hospital, Mumbai
Assistant Professor at @ ltmgh cardiology and @ Seth GSMC and Kem hospital, Mumbai
Reposted by Abhinav Anand
#EPeeps My best trick for right anterior/anterolateral pathways is to use SR0, flex catheter until it points straight down, advance sheath to SVC-RA junction, and unflex onto the annulus.
You see the angle achieved in Fig 1…you have to take my word for the stability but often better than IJ access.
You see the angle achieved in Fig 1…you have to take my word for the stability but often better than IJ access.
July 27, 2025 at 9:45 PM
#EPeeps My best trick for right anterior/anterolateral pathways is to use SR0, flex catheter until it points straight down, advance sheath to SVC-RA junction, and unflex onto the annulus.
You see the angle achieved in Fig 1…you have to take my word for the stability but often better than IJ access.
You see the angle achieved in Fig 1…you have to take my word for the stability but often better than IJ access.
Presenting a rare case of "a on v" tachycardia in a patient with diseased His bundle. (doi.org/10.1002/joa3...)
“A on V” tachycardia in a patient with diseased His bundle
We present a case of narrow complex, near simultaneous “A on V” tachycardia in a patient with diseased His bundle (intrahisian delay:35 ms; HV: 72 ms) and describe response to adenosine, RV overdrive...
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March 30, 2025 at 6:00 AM
Presenting a rare case of "a on v" tachycardia in a patient with diseased His bundle. (doi.org/10.1002/joa3...)