New information published since 1992 prompted a critical reevaluation of recommendations
for treatment of arrhythmias with 2 goals:(1) to develop new recommendations for treatment …

Purpose This is the second article in a 2-part series reviewing the pathophysiology and
treatment considerations for arrhythmias. Part 1 of the series discussed aspects related to …

Purpose This article, the first in a 2-part review, aims to reinforce current literature on the
pathophysiology of cardiac arrhythmias and various evidence-based treatment approaches …

This article reviews recent developments in the pharmacologic management of arrhythmias
in children and provides specific information about six newer antiarrhythmic agents. With the …

The authors discuss several recent developments in the diagnosis and management of
cardiac arrhythmias in the young, focusing on areas in which the greatest progress has been …

Major advances have recently been made in the identification and management of
tachydysrhythmias in children. These include diagnostic improvements in both noninvasive …

Tachyarrhythmias can occur at any age from the developing fetus through adulthood.
However, in deference to adult-onset ischemic cardiac issues, abnormal heart rhythms …

Pediatric primary care practitioners are truly on the “front line” in the diagnosis and treatment
of many childhood arrhythmias. The increased vigilance of these primary care providers …

Opinion statement Arrhythmias are an important cause of morbidity and mortality in children.
Despite recent technological advances in treatment, pharmacologic therapy remains the …

The role of antiarrhythmic drugs in the management of children with arrhythmias has
changed due to the rapid development of radiofrequency ablation. Moreover, the release of …