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AV Nodal Reentrant Tachycardia (AVNRT) is an arrhythmia caused by dual AV nodal pathways (one slow and one fast conduction route that enters the AV node). The fast tract has rapid conduction speeds with a longer refractory period, while the slow tract has slower conduction speeds with a shorter refractory period. During sinus rhythm, both pathways are activated, but the fast pathway makes it through the AV node quicker, activating the His bundle and simultaneously retrogradel

Typical Atrial Flutter (AFL) is the most common type of atrial flutter and is a macro-reentrant right atrial tachycardia that uses the cavo-tricuspid isthmus as an essential part of a counter-clockwise circuit. The tendon of Todaro, the crista terminalis, the inferior vena cava, the tricuspid valve annulus, and the coronary sinus os provide anatomical landmarks of the circuit. Typical AFL can be described as having a “sawtooth” appearance from an aVF ECG vec

Atrial Fibrillation (AF) is often described as an irregularly irregular rhythm. AF is an arrhythmia with no consistent ventricular response or pattern due to its somewhat random and chaotic discharging of atrial impulses firing disconnectedly from multiple foci. This continuous and erratic behavior results in a ventricular response that changes from beat to beat. AF will typically present with a ventricular response of 40-200 bpm but can vary throughout the duration of the arrhythmia dependin

BELLEVUE, WA — July 29, 2021– A recent clinical study from Overlake Medical Center utilizing the Bardy Diagnostics Carnation Ambulatory Monitor (CAM) patch was presented at the 2021 Heart Rhythm Society (HRS) Conference. The abstract, “Accelerating Proper Evaluation of Emergency Department Patients for Arrhythmia Concerns with Discharge Use of ECG Patch Monitors,” author