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Anaes SAQsApplied cardiovascular & respiratory physiology

Anaes SAQs · Applied cardiovascular & respiratory physiology

The cardiac conduction system and the ECG

Primary — SA-node pacemaker (funny current), AV-node delay and concealed conduction, His-Purkinje rapid ventricular activation, gap-junction cell-to-cell conduction; ECG correlation (P, PR, QRS, T); arrhythmia mechanisms (automaticity, re-entry, triggered activity).

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Describe the cardiac conduction system and relate each structure to the corresponding feature of the surface ECG. Outline the three mechanisms by which arrhythmia arises.

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Describe the cardiac conduction system and relate each structure to the corresponding feature of the surface ECG. Outline the three mechanisms by which arrhythmia arises.

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  1. [1]Fujiu K, et al. Cardiac conduction: gap junction biology. Circ J, 2026.PMID 41535054
  2. [2]Saponaro A. Structure mirroring function: What's the 'matter' with the funny current? J Physiol, 2026.PMID 40013960
  3. [3]Copier JS, et al. HCN4 in the atrioventricular node. Heart Rhythm, 2025.PMID 39988103
  4. [4]Fan W, et al. HCN4 and arrhythmias: Insights into base mutations. Mutat Res Rev, 2025.PMID 39922561
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