A 19 years old male came to JIPMER hospital with chief complaints of palpitaion since two month along with dyspnoea on exertion NYHA class I. There was no history of giddiness, syncope, chest pain, orthopnea or PND. During evaluation patient pulse was 98 beats per minute, BP 110/70 mmhg, CVS S1S2 were normal, RS Bilateral normal vesicular sound were present. ECG of the patient is shown below.
ECG 1
Broad complex regular rhythm at heart rate around 100 beats per minute, RBBB morphology, LAD,Early transition present in lead V1, V2, Positive concordance present, intermittent capture beats seen which are narrow complex with PR interval of 160 msec, QT interval 320 msec so the ecg is suggestive of ventricular tachycardia
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ECG 1
Broad complex regular rhythm at heart rate around 100 beats per minute, RBBB morphology, LAD,Early transition present in lead V1, V2, Positive concordance present, intermittent capture beats seen which are narrow complex with PR interval of 160 msec, QT interval 320 msec so the ecg is suggestive of ventricular tachycardia
ECG 2 of the patient
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