Right Bundle-Branch Block Associated with Left Superior or Inferior Intraventricular Block

Right bundle-branch block associated with left superior or inferior intraventricular block associated with acute myocardial infarction.

Tachycardia-dependent left bundle branch block associated with bradycardia-dependent variable left bundle branch block.

Tachycardia-Dependent Left Bundle Branch Block Associated with Bradyeardia-Dependent Variable Left Bundle Branch Block

This report describes tachyeardiaand bradycardia-dependent left bundle branch block in a patient who exhibited normal intraventricular conduction with impulses intermediate in timing. During bradyeardia, longer cycles were associated with increasing degrees of incomplete left bundle branch block. These clinical observations support the existence of slow Phase 4 depolarization of latent pacemake...

Right Bundle - Branch Block and Left Anterior

Right bundle-branch block occurred in 42.8% and left anterior hemiblock in 35% of 14 patients after surgical replacement of the tricuspid valve. The combination of RBBB with left anterior hemiblock is caused by injury to the branching portion of the bundle of His or more likely, by a lesion involving the pseudobifurcation. This study provides further proof that left anterior hemiblock may be pr...

Left Bundle Branch Block

Coronary angiography, cine left ventriculography, and the cardiovascular hemodynamics of 24 patients with left bundle branch block were studied. Seven patients were found to have significant coronary artery disease, always severe. Five had cardiomyopathy and seven had valvular disease. Only those with coronary artery disease or cardiomyopathy had abnormal left ventricular contraction patterns. ...