Using the QRS-VHis Interval-based Algorithm to Optimize the Ablation Process of Outflow Tract Premature Ventricular Complexes.
The Canadian journal of cardiology(2025)
Division of Cardiology | Department of Cardiology
Abstract
BACKGROUND:The choice between left- and right-sided ablation for outflow tract premature ventricular complexes (OT-PVCs) during procedures remains a topic of ongoing discussion. In this study we aim to elucidate the value of the QRS-VHis interval in distinguishing between left and right origins in left bundle branch block (LBBB)-type OT-PVCs, thereby optimizing the ablation process. METHODS:The QRS-VHis interval was measured in consecutive patients with LBBB-type OT-PVCs. The performance of this interval was compared with traditional electrocardiographic (ECG) algorithms and prospectively validated in a cohort from 8 centers. Based on the interval, we developed an algorithm to assess its efficacy in optimizing the ablation process. RESULTS:A total of 166 patients were enrolled in the development cohort, and 53 patients in the validation cohort. The QRS-VHis interval demonstrated greater accuracy than ECG algorithms among 153 patients with typical endocardial origins (area under the curve = 0.962). At a cutoff of 30 ms, the QRS-VHis interval showed a sensitivity of 71.8% and a specificity of 98.2% for identifying left-sided locations. A flowchart was developed based on the QRS-VHis interval, indicating that a QRS-VHis value of < 30 ms necessitated left-sided ablation with a 94% likelihood, leading to an 88% success rate. Conversely, when the QRS-VHis value was ≥ 30 ms, the likelihood of requiring left-sided ablation dropped to only 16%. The accuracy of the flowchart was validated in the independent cohort. CONCLUSIONS:The QRS-VHis interval is superior for distinguishing between left and right ventricular outflow tract origins in LBBB-type OT-PVCs and has proven valuable in optimizing the intraprocedural process.
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