Ablation of a new onset atypical atrial flutter in patient early after cardiac surgery.
| 1 | I Cardiology Clinic Medical University of Warsaw |
| 2 | Cardiac Surgery Clinic, Medical University of Warsaw |
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Publication date: 2019-12-31
Heart Beat 2019;4:66–68
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Atrial tachyarrhythmias are relatively common but mostly self- limiting complications after cardiac surgeries. We report a case of atypical atrial flutter which developed early after the surgery for severe mitral regurgitation and patent foramen ovale. Arrhythmia could not be managed by conservative measures and compromised patient’s recovery. Atypical atrial flutter was safely terminated by radiofrequency ablation despite early post-operative period.
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