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Circulation. 1967;35:1170-1173

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(Circulation. 1967;35:1170.)
© 1967 American Heart Association, Inc.

Reciprocal Beating from Artificial Ventricular Pacemaker

Report of a Case

JOHN A. KASTOR M.D.1 ROMAN W. DESANCTIS M.D.1

1 From the Departments of Medicine, Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital (Cardiac Unit), Boston, Massachusetts.

A case is reported of reciprocal beating induced by a transvenous ventricular pacemaker inserted because of permanent sinus arrest. The mechanism of this finding is discussed.


Key Words: A-V junctional (nodal) rhythm • Retrograde conduction • Sinus arrest






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