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Dr Mervat Aboulmaaty prof. of Cardiology Ain Shams University
Dr Rehab Hamdy
Lecturer of Cardiology Elazhar University 2014
Basic electrophysiology
Objectives
General objectives of EP-study
Assess the integrity or function of the
Conductive System
Induce tachycardia & study its mechanism
RF ablation
Sinus node function AVNN function
EPS procedure
Vascular access (Venous – arterial)
Electrode catheter (mapping – pacing)
Catheter position (Cath Lab)
Multichannel recording system + programmable stimulator
3D Electroanatomical Mapping
Electrode catheter
Bipolar intracardiac recording (localized leectrical activity- depolarization of tissue)
Connecting port
1 4 3 2 1
Dist. Prox.
Catheter position
SVT VT
HRA SAN HRA
His AV cond His
RVA RVA +/- LVA
CS SCV/IVC
Recording from RA, RV, His , CS
LAO 20 Pole mapping catheter catheter (HALLO) and long sheaths for stability
Halo catheter
mapping the RA
CS
His
ABL
Long Sheath
Millisecond (msec) - The unit of time used in
measuring intervals. 0.001 of a second.
Heart rate (HR)- The number of
depolarizations per minute.
Cycle length (CL) - msec it takes from a
single point in one cardiac cycle to the
same point in the next cardiac cycle.
CL= 60000 / HR msec
HR= 60000 / CL bpm
Measurements
BASIC DEFINITIONS: Nomenclature
S : Sinus activation
A : Atrial activation
H : His Bundle activation
V : Ventricular activation
S1: Regularly delivered stimulus in a series
A1: Atrial activation resulting from S1
H1: His bundle activation resulting from S1
V1: Ventricular activation resulting from S1
S2: First premature stimulus
S3: Second premature stimulus
A2: Atrial activation resulting from S2
H3: His bundle activation resulting from S3
Refractory Period
Effective refractory period (ERP) is the longest S1-S2 that fails to depolarize the chamber being paced or the AV node.
Functional refractory period (FRP) is the shortest S1-S2 that depolarizes the chamber being paced or the AV node.
baseline cond. intervals
SCL= interval bet. 2 successive A waves
AH interval ( 50—120 msec) AVN
HV interval (35 – 55 msec) His-RV/QRS
His deflection (cond. Via His bundle)
SAN function
Pacing (site- type- differentiation)
Tests of SAN function:
-SNRT (assess SAN automaticity) (up to 1500 msec) - variable with HR
-cSNRT (SNRT-BSL) up to 525 msec
- SACT (50-125 msec) assess cond. of impulse from SAN to adjacent atrial tiss
SAN function
S1
A 550
SCL= 450 msec SNRT= 550 msec CSNRT= 150 msec
400
Time = 30 sec
HRA
Recovery interval
SAN function Sino Atrial Conduction Time
S1 A
Idea: reset the SAN – Narula method
580
Recovery interval= time of paced beat penetrates & resets SAN+SCL+time for spont. Beat to exit SAN = SCL+ 2 SACT SACT=580-450/2 = 65 msec
8 paced beats
Tests of AVN function
Antegrade 1:1 AV conduction
Antegrade WCL
Retrograde 1:1 VA conduction
Retrograde WCL
AVN/ERP
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The CARTO XP System Components
• Location Pad
(external, ultra-low magnetic field emitter.)
• Patient Interface Unit (PIU)
• PC Windows NT 4 Workstation
• Communication Unit (COM)
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Catheter Tip Location
D1
D2
D3
The Triangulation Principle
The Fields possess Temporal and spatial distinguishing characteristics
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Location Pad Location Pad
Mapping Catheter
Reference Patch
Mapping Catheter
Reference Patch
Two Sensors: REF and MAP