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pubmed-article:9339257pubmed:abstractText1/1 atrial tachycardia or "quinidine" flutter under class I antiarrhythmic drugs is a serious complication of these agents which, unfortunately, cannot be anticipated. The aim of this study was to review the cases of 11 patients who had suffered this complication of class I antiarrhythmic therapy to see if it could have been prevented. All drugs of this class were included. The 11 subjects were aged 57 to 78: 7 had no apparent underlying cardiac disease and the others had valvular (n = 1), hypertensive (n = 1) and ischaemic (n = 2) heart disease. They were treated for episodes of paroxysmal atrial fibrillation or tachycardia. In the absence of treatment, 7 patients had a short PR interval on the ECG (PR between 0.11 and 0.14 s). In the other 4, the PR interval was normal (0.16 to 0.20 s), but the P wave was widened with appearances of left atrial hypertrophy or an intra-atrial conduction defect. High amplification ECG performed in 3 patients showed continuity of atrial and ventricular depolarisation. Atrial stimulation showed excellent nodal conduction with a Wenckebach point of 200/min. The authors conclude that a short PR interval is predisposing factor to 1/1 atrial tachycardia with class I antiarrhythmics. High amplification ECG which allows identification of the end of the P wave with respect to the QRS complex could help identify subjects at risk when the P wave is widened and that, consequently, the PR interval appears to be normal.lld:pubmed
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pubmed-article:9339257pubmed:articleTitle[Can 1/1 atrial flutter be foreseen by class I anti-arrhythmics?].lld:pubmed
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