Category: Second degree atrioventricular block

Patients with hypertension, heart failure and tachyarrhythmias who have second-degree conduction block and who have previously taken medications with heart-rate slowers such as xxolol, calaverapamil, diltiazem or digoxin in their…

Some normal people and athletes have intermittent second-degree AV block due to increased vagal tone, which does not require special management if there is no weakness or other symptoms; second-degree…

Second-degree AV block is not an absolute contraindication to invasive testing, and the risk of these invasive tests is relatively low for second-degree type I AV block; for second-degree type…