AF with slow ventricular response Irregular heart rate with no… — 🫀 Cardiology & Echocardiography | Dr. Jamal — TG.ME

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AF with slow ventricular response

Irregular heart rate with no evidence of organised atrial activity
Fine fibrillatory waves in V1
ST depression / T wave inversion in the lateral leads could represent ischaemia or digoxin effect
The slow ventricular rate suggests that the patient is being treated with an AV-nodal blocking drug (e.g. beta-blocker, verapamil/diltiazem, digoxin). Another cause of slow AF is hypothermia
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