Department of Cardiovascular Medicine
Arrhythmia
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Treatment Cases
Clinical Cases
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10-Year-Old Boy's Heart Rate Soars to 230 bpm: HeYou Doctor's Skilled Hands "Stabilize" the Racing Heart in 1.5 Hours
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Patient Profile
10-year-old male
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Chief Complaints
Since the age of 4, the patient experienced episodes of paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia two to three times per week, with a heart rate of 230 bpm during episodes, accompanied by a sudden drop in blood pressure, blackouts, and near-syncope.
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Treatment Process
Given the special physiological structure of the child, a multidisciplinary team collaborated to develop a personalized surgical plan. Radiofrequency ablation was successfully performed under complex conditions, with precise identification and "interruption" of the accessory pathway through cardiac electrophysiological mapping.
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Technical Highlights
Pediatric Radiofrequency Ablation
Precise Localization via Three-dimensional Electrophysiological Mapping
Multidisciplinary Perioperative Management
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Therapeutic Outcomes
The surgery was completed in one and a half hours. The patient regained consciousness half an hour postoperatively, with stable heart rate and blood pressure. After three days of rest, the patient was discharged successfully.
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