The year in clinical electrophysiology

The year in clinical cardiac electrophysiology.

number of studies of genetic and molecular effects on rrhythmogenesis are noteworthy. ong QT syndrome (LQTS). Despite the great advances n our understanding of the role of channel disorders as auses for the LQTS, at present in at least 25% of these atients no genetic defect has been established. The idenified mutant genes are responsible for coding either the lpha (membrane spanning) or rarely ...

The year in electrophysiology.

i b h e o w m i n V n S t o o h r p fi a A e t r A a a V he advances in cardiac electrophysiology during 2003 will e divided into three basic categories: mechanisms, genetics, nd therapy, the latter including ablation, devices, drugs, and unique pacing application in heart failure. This brief ummary is not a comprehensive review article, and cannot o justice to all the efforts and many publicat...

Clinical electrophysiology in myasthenia gravis.

Effective diagnostic methods are of great importance in order to recognise myasthenic patients among those with muscle fatigability. Intracellular recordings are useful for research work within the field and for detailed description of the motor end-plate's physiology in the individual case. The method is not used for the routine diagnosis of myasthenia gravis. The decrement of the electrical m...

Clinical Ocular Electrophysiology

A Comparison of Two Electrophysiology Centers in Different Social And Economic Regions Of Turkey During First Quarter of the Year

Introduction: More and more patients have been undergoing electrophysiological study (EPS) as the number of rhythmologists have increased. Due to the increased interest in the study, today EPS applications are made even in second step public hospitals or private hospitals. Our aim is to compare two electrophysiology labs, that are in different regions with social and economic development, in te...