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Sinus node dysfunction occurring immediately after pericardiocentesis
Physiologie (Bucarest)
|January 1, 1987
Abstract:
Performing in two cases three instances of pericardiocentesis, there always occurred sinus node dysfunction. Our explanation is of a mechanical involvement of the sinus node after the complete evacuation of the pericardial fluid.
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