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    題名: Consistency of complex fractionated atrial electrograms during atrial fibrillation.
    作者: 陳亦仁
    Lin YJ;Tai CT;Kao T;Chang SL;Wongcharoen W;Lo LW;Tuan TC;Udyavar AR;Chen YJ;Higa S;Ueng KC;Chen SA.
    貢獻者: 臨床醫學研究所
    日期: 2008
    上傳時間: 2009-08-21 16:58:14 (UTC+8)
    摘要: BACKGROUND Temporal variation in complex fractionated atrial
    electrograms (CFAEs) exists during atrial fibrillation (AF).
    OBJECTIVE This study sought to quantify the variation in CFAEs
    using a fractionation interval (FI) algorithm and to define the
    shortest optimal recording duration required to consistently characterize
    the magnitude of the fractionation.
    METHODS Twenty-seven patients undergoing AF mapping in the
    left atrium were studied. The FI and frequency analysis were
    performed at each mapped site for recording durations of 1 to 8
    seconds. The magnitude of the fractionation was quantified by the
    FI algorithm, which calculated the mean interval between multiple,
    discrete deflections during AF. The results from each duration
    were statistically compared with the maximal-duration recording,
    as a standard. The FI values were compared with the dominant
    frequency values obtained from the associated frequency spectra.
    RESULTS The FIs obtained from recording durations between 5
    and 8 seconds had a smaller variation in the FI (P  .05) and, for
    those sites with a FI  50 ms, the fractionation was typically
    continuous. The fast-Fourier Transform spectra obtained from the
    CFAE sites with recording durations of 5 seconds harbored higher
    dominant frequency values than those with shorter recording
    durations (8.1  2.5 Hz vs. 6.8  0.98 Hz, P  .05). The CFAE
    sites with continuous fractionation were located within the pulmonary
    veins and their ostia in 77% of patients with paroxysmal
    AF, and in only 29% of patients with nonparoxysmal AF (P  .05).
    CONCLUSION The assessment of fractionated electrograms requires
    a recording duration of 5 seconds at each site to obtain
    a consistent fractionation. Sites with the shortest FIs consistently
    identified sites with the fastest electrogram activity throughout
    the entire left atrium and pulmonary veins.
    關聯: Heart rhythm.(5):406-412.
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