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When the ventricles do n’t receive an electrical impulse , they may create their own impulsesto triggerventricular escape beats
a vasovagal reaction that was followed by left bundle branch block(passive) probably caused bya ventricular escape rhythm
El - Sherif , N. ; Gough , W.B. ; Zeiler , R.H. ; Mehra , R. , 1983Triggeredventricular rhythms
OpenUrl El - Sherif N , Gough WB , Zeiler RH , Mehra R.Triggeredventricular rhythms
In the remaining three experiments , complete AV block was achieved by radiofrequency electrode catheter ablationresultingin a slow ventricular escape rhythm
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QRS and repolarisation is normalcan causejunctional escape rhythm
Third - degree AVB caused by fascicular blockswould resultin a ventricular escape rhythm
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from cells of the atrionodal areaoriginatingfrom cells of the atrionodal area
VF , which required immediate defibrillationtriggeredVF , which required immediate defibrillation
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from the failure or blockage of impulses from higher pacemakersresultsfrom the failure or blockage of impulses from higher pacemakers
no symptoms of reduced cardiac outputmay causeno symptoms of reduced cardiac output
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