Dr. Sanjay Bhojraj
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Now, when we talk about the more malignant things, so the top chamber tends to be very
more benign, the bottom chamber can be a little bit more malignant.
So if you're having episodes of, as you mentioned, runs of these ventricular tachycardias, we call that non-sustained ventricular tachycardia.
Certainly if you're having ventricular fibrillation, very different than atrial fibrillation, that's a... One you're quite dead.
Yeah, one you're kind of just lightheaded.
But again, those would precipitate evaluations of insufficient blood flow to the heart.
Or sometimes you can have cardiac inflammation, like in a post-viral situation, a myocarditis.
I've seen that particularly in these last few years.
Hearts can be inflamed and cranky.
And in fact, there was just a scientific statement released by the American College of Cardiology on inflammation and cardiovascular disease, where they specifically called out pericarditis or inflammation around the heart as a, as a something.
So there's, you know, there's a lot of different things.
I don't know if I completely answered.
Oh, and then as we go to the more
kind of therapeutic things to do.
Then we engage in some more conventional medications, things like beta blockers, which are medicines that help slow your heart rate down.
They do drop your blood pressure.
And the idea is that by slowing your heart rate down, again, these medicines will affect those ion channels.
Now we're making those early beats less likely to happen.
And so you can treat arrhythmias that way.
Sometimes you do need to go in.
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