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Circulation. 1975;51:767-785

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Circulation, Vol 51, 767-785, Copyright © 1975 by American Heart Association


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Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome. The problem, evaluation, and surgical correction

JJ Gallagher, M Gilbert, RH Svenson, WC Sealy, J Kasell and AG Wallace

Physiological studies of the type we have described, when performed in patients with the WPW syndrome, can yield diagnostic information regarding the mechanism of arrhythmia, demonstrate functional properties of therapeutic import, facilitate therapeutic decision- making about drug regimens and presumptively localize the site of pre- excitation as a basis for possible surgical intervention. Based on our experience, we feel that in selected patients, surgical correction of the WPW syndrome is entirely feasible, and can be accomplished in the majority of patients in whom free wall A-V connections are present. The continuing challenge of identification and correction of septal accessory pathways directs our present work with the WPW syndrome.


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