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Electrical storm (ES) refers to a life-threatening condition characterised by three or more episodes of ventricular tachycardia (VT), fibrillation (VF), appropriate implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) shocks in 24 hours. We report case 58-year-old man who suffered recurrent sustained VT despite defibrillation and antiarrhythmic drug therapy. On stepwise evaluation, arrhythmogenic right...

Paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia (PSVT) is a serious cardiac disturbance that can arise spontaneously or be initiated by noncardiac mechanisms. An occurrence of this dysrhythmia in a 55-year-old male undergoing monitored anesthesia care for excision of a subxiphoid subcutaneous mass is reported. The unusual cause of this patient's ectopy is discussed. The nature and treatment of PSVT are...

Background Cardiac MRI (CMR) is increasingly being used clinically to assess the regional thickness of the compacted and trabeculated layers of the left ventricle (LV) in patients with suspected non-compaction. However, there is no consensus on whether the short or longitudinal axis view is preferred. We sought to assess the compacted and trabeculated layers in a young ventricular dysrhythmia p...

parkinsonian speech is characterized by abnormally low voice intensity, with vocal decay, poor voice quality, reduced prosodic pitch and loudness inflection, imprecise vowels and consonants, dysrhythmia and short rushes of speech, mumbling, and reduced speech intelligibility. recently, there have been new acoustic analysis methods to capture different aspects of these speech abnormalities. in t...

Anaphylaxis is a multisystemic hypersensitivity reaction that develops suddenly after exposure to an allergenic substance, and causes life-threatening circulatory respiratory problems if the intervention delayed. often caused by drugs, insect bites, food. In case of anaphylaxis, dysrhythmias may be observed as result cardiac side effects. our case, we presented patient who developed anaphylaxis...

Of 89 patients admitted to coronary care after myocardial infarction, 27 per cent developed radioisotopic evidence of deep venous thrombosis. This complication occurred more frequently if the patient was over 6o years, if there was a previous history of angina pectoris, and if heart failure or a significant dysrhythmia developed. A group of patients with a low incidence of deep venous thrombosi...