Chee Wei Shen

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Chee Wei Shen

Chee Wei Shen

@ECGorEKG

Katılım Nisan 2017
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Sumit Verma
Sumit Verma@sumitvermaep·
Pacemaker implant for sick sinus denied by insurance because we need to try medications first. Long list to pick from- Theophylline, Albuterol, Salmeterol tabs, Hydralazine, Prednisone?, Thyroxine, Caffeine tabs, Amphetamine. Did I miss any ?
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Rhythm Interventions Online
Rhythm Interventions Online@RIOCongress·
Roderick Tung delivers cardioneural ablation with a controlled anterior adjustment of the catheter, maintaining six grammes of force and 50 watts while monitoring impedance through the target region. A drop in heart rate below ninety provides a clear physiological response, followed by a review of the tracing to evaluate the durability of the effect achieved. This technique demonstrates how precise force control, careful energy delivery and continuous monitoring support effective cardioneural ablation in complex settings. #EPeeps
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Tolga Aksu, MD
Tolga Aksu, MD@MDTolgaAksu·
From my last presentation in #SOBRAC2025 To understanding where we ablate, we should know neuroanatomy. 1️⃣ There r 1500 epicardial ganglia which are mostly embedded around 3 fat pads. 2️⃣ SN and AVN usually receive vagal innervation from RSGP-RIGP and PMLGP-MTGP-RIGP, respectively
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Chee Wei Shen
Chee Wei Shen@ECGorEKG·
@EugenioCingolan @Medtronic in your case can see Vp with the spikes shown at the bottom of the ECG , in regards to the P to the Vp which is longer than the others( 8th beat), do you think the Am falls within the A3 window or it is due to Vp only . Many thanks
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Eugenio Cingolani, MD
Eugenio Cingolani, MD@EugenioCingolan·
@ECGorEKG @Medtronic 🧵3/3 - While VDD (AM/VP) provides good AV synchrony in ~70-80% of beats the P-VP on surface ECG is usually variable b/c is not "true" electrical AS ... but "mechanical" sensing (AM) .
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Chee Wei Shen
Chee Wei Shen@ECGorEKG·
Asking for opinion , can we diagnose long QT syndrome if they present in junctional rhythm ?
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Cciari1
Cciari1@Frances98392343·
@ECGorEKG It's difficult to identify every extrasystole, but I see some premature beat preceded by a T with a different morphology (in my opinion it hides a premature P), therefore PAC. Others seem junctional to me 🤔
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Chee Wei Shen
Chee Wei Shen@ECGorEKG·
Do you all agree with the PVC diagnosis ?
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Chee Wei Shen
Chee Wei Shen@ECGorEKG·
@ecgdoujou Atrial fibrillation with termination of pause due to concealed conduction
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心電図道場
心電図道場@ecgdoujou·
こんばんは👍心電図道場です‼️ 今日も1問心電図です💪 リズムを読んで答えてください🎵
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Chee Wei Shen
Chee Wei Shen@ECGorEKG·
@Frances98392343 That’s the good things about this platform. We all learn from each other and grow together
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Cciari1
Cciari1@Frances98392343·
@ECGorEKG Thank you very much. I didn't know about WARAD
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Chee Wei Shen
Chee Wei Shen@ECGorEKG·
I have one interesting EGM for one young gentleman for which we implanted dual chamber pacemaker for sinus node dysfunction with PLSVC. What do you all of this EGM?
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Chee Wei Shen
Chee Wei Shen@ECGorEKG·
@DrRoderickTung Nice tracing . If CNA is in at the back of one mind then definitely go for PVI with RF and if able to achieve first pass then will consider VAFIT protocol to decide on CNA. My 2 cents
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Roderick Tung
Roderick Tung@DrRoderickTung·
Anyone observed an “Initiation pause” at start of AF? #EPeeps love physiology! PVI, CNA or both? RF or PFA? 👇
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Chee Wei Shen
Chee Wei Shen@ECGorEKG·
So whether junctional tachycardia in the first part that was taken over by the atrial or sinus tachycardia in the second part is our take for this case . Definitely open for discussion
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Chee Wei Shen
Chee Wei Shen@ECGorEKG·
In Part 2 the first As will trigger the Window of Atrial Rate Acceleration Detection (WARAD) with nominal setting of 500 ms and with subsequent atrial rate being so fast they all fall within WARAD thus marked as Ar Vs ( if they do fall under PVARP it will be more like Vs Ar)
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Chee Wei Shen
Chee Wei Shen@ECGorEKG·
There are 2 parts in this EGM. In the part 1 we can only see Vs but if you zoom in at the A channel you can see 2 signal with the V leading the A but due to the A in the PVAB so the marker only have the Vs marker
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Cciari1
Cciari1@Frances98392343·
@ECGorEKG Mine is just a hypothesis: could the ARs be retroconducted from the previous QRS? It could be F/S AVNRT maybe🤔
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Jagdish Singh
Jagdish Singh@Jagdish26039718·
@ECGorEKG Starts off with high atrial sensing event. PMT? Pacemaker senses its own ventricular pacing pulse as an atrial event.
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Chee Wei Shen
Chee Wei Shen@ECGorEKG·
@DrRoderickTung It is indeed interesting. For those young patients with refractory vasovagal syncope it could be life changing opportunity
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Chee Wei Shen
Chee Wei Shen@ECGorEKG·
@C_KowalewskiMD Didn’t expect to stand so near to you just now . Happy to see you in person( sorry for not being able to recognise you as I suppose we all are very focus on asking Dr Sebastian questions)
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Chris Kowalewski MD
Chris Kowalewski MD@C_KowalewskiMD·
How to perform Cardioneuroablation. Nice presentations in room 3 @ EHRA 2025… Let’s start off by Plexus identification. How would you do it?
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