EP Case Reports

EHRA case reports from EP Europace Journal

The EHRA Cases provide a resource of interesting cases within the cardiac electrophysiology field. These cases are published in full on the EHRA website and abbreviated versions are published in the journal EP – Europace. We aim to publish approximately three cases per month. Cases can be cited by including the EP – Europace citation details.

If you have an interesting case to present, please submit it to EP – Europace, where it will go through peer review and if accepted will be published in brief in EP – Europace and in full on this website. Authors should submit both a full length version and an abbreviated version.
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Date	2012 Cases	Authors
18 May 2012	Fracture of left ventricular pacing lead stabilized using the retained guidewire technique	Skevos Sideris, et al.
18 May 2012	Left ventricular lead deployment using a transfemoral approach with subcutaneous tunnelling to a prepectoral pocket: a novel approach for upgrading to cardiac resynchronization therapy	Shui Hao Chin, et al.
16 May 2012	Behcet’s disease with superior vena cava syndrome related to pacemaker leads	Tevfik Karagoz, et al.
16 May 2012	Is it safe to monitor oesophageal temperature during AF ablation?	Eduardo Back Sternick, et al.
15 May 2012	Dormant conduction revealed by adenosine to guide electrical isolation of the superior vena cava	Andre d’Avila, et al.
11 May 2012	Challenges in cardiac resynchronization therapy-defibrillator upgrade in a patient with right pneumonectomy	Jeremy Chow, Ruth Kam
10 May 2012	Radiotherapy and pacemaker: 80 Gy to target close to the device may be feasible	Milos Kesek, et al.
08 May 2012	Multiple morphologies of ventricular tachycardia assessed by implantable cardioverter-defibrillator electrograms in a patient with Chagas disease, successfully treated with catheter ablation: modern problems, old solutions	Claudio Hadid, et al.
	Positron emission tomography in a complex case of cardiac device-related infection	Antonie Van Oostrom, et al.