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== Brugada Criteria ==
*Only for regular rhythms
*Only for treatment decision if pt is stable
*Assume V-tach until proven otherwise
#Absence of an RS complex in all precordial leads?
##If yes then VT
##If no then continue
#R to S interval >100ms in one precordial lead?
##If yes then VT
##If no then continue
#AV dissociation
##If yes then VT
##If no then continue
#Morphology criteria for VT present both in V1-2 and V6?
##If yes then VT
##If no then possibly SVT
== VTach vs. SVT ==
== VTach vs. SVT ==



Revision as of 21:48, 22 July 2011

VTach vs. SVT


V Tach SVT w/ Aberrancy
Age >50 <35
History MI, CHF, CABG, MVR MVR, WPW
Cannon A Waves Present Absent
Arterial Pulse Variation No variation
First heart sound Variable Not variable
Fusion Beats Present Absent
AV dissociation Present Absent
QRS >0.14sec <0.14sec
Axis Extreme LAD (< -30) Normal or slightly abnl
Vagal Maneuvers No response Slows or terminates

QRS morphology

V1 positive pattern

V1 - R or qR

V6 - rS

V1 - RSR'

V6 - Rs

QRS morphology

V1 negative pattern

V1/V2 - Broad R wave (>40msec)

V6 - Any Q or QS

V1/V2 - Small R

V6 - no Q

See Also

Tachycardia (Wide)


Source

7/2/09 Pani 4/2/10 Niemann