DP

Diagnostic Pacing Maneuvers

Active caseUntitled study
Current state
Intervals
Interval fields for the selected rhythm will be added here.

Differential diagnosis

AVNRT

AV nodal reentrant tachycardia

Short VA interval and concentric retrograde activation.

Leading
72%
ORT

Orthodromic reciprocating tachycardia

Accessory pathway participation has not been excluded.

Possible
48%
AT

Atrial tachycardia

Current findings favor an AV node-dependent mechanism.

Less likely
21%
JT

Junctional tachycardia

Current observations argue against an automatic junctional rhythm.

Excluded
4%

Pacing maneuvers

01
Ventricular pacing

His-refractory PVC

Assess whether a ventricular stimulus advances, delays, or terminates the tachycardia.

Why this maneuver?

This is currently the highest-yield step for separating AVNRT from an accessory pathway-mediated tachycardia.

Current interpretation

Evidence and reasoning

Current synthesis

Typical AVNRT is favored, but ORT remains unresolved.

The short septal VA interval and concentric retrograde activation support AVNRT. A ventricular maneuver is still required before excluding a concealed septal accessory pathway.

Short septal VA

Compatible with typical AVNRT.

Concentric atrial activation

Earliest atrial activation is septal.

Accessory pathway unresolved

No pathway-specific ventricular maneuver is recorded.

Clinical review required

Recommendations are decision-support outputs and require review against the complete study context.

Current finding

Maneuver result entry

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No active maneuver

Begin a maneuver to enter pacing parameters, observed responses, and interpretation.

Recorded steps

Case timeline

StepManeuverObserved resultDiagnostic effect
01Baseline observationsRegular narrow-complex tachycardia; TCL 330 msAV node-dependent SVT suspected
02Retrograde activation reviewConcentric; earliest at the His regionAVNRT favored
Current-state history

State log

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