Case report details a patient with wolff-parkinson-white syndrome experiencing syncope and subsequent tachycardia, highlighting accessory pathways' implications.
Key Points
The patient developed incessant broad complex tachycardia following dual-chamber pacemaker implantation, indicating a serious complication.
Electrophysiological study confirmed the presence of an accessory pathway in this wolff-parkinson-white syndrome patient, which contributed to the patient's tachycardia.
Ablation of the accessory pathway was successful in resolving the patient's recurrent tachycardia, showcasing the need for careful monitoring.
Accessory pathways in patients with his-purkinje disease may mask conduction issues, underscoring the complexity of these arrhythmias.