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[Recurrent bradysystolic arrhythmia caused by closed thoracic trauma]
Minerva Medica
|September 22, 1980
Abstract:
A case of slight thoracic trauma, part of more serious traumatism of the pelvis which developed a rare form of recurrent bradysystolia due to progressive slowdown of the sinus-atrial node, is reported. Emergency treatment with temporary i.v. electric stimulation allowed the patient to surmount the crisis and complete cure has now been evident for 8 months.
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