Wide-complex tachycardias: The importance of identifying the mechanism: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 100, No 3

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Differentiation of wide-complex tachycardias can be a challenging task. Presenting symptoms vary, and some patients have none. Appropriate pharmacologic management depends on determining the exact mechanism of the arrhythmia, that is, ventricular, supraventricular, or preexcited tachycardia. In this article, Dr Janeira provides a systematic approach.

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