Elektrokardiografi (EKG)
dan Aritmia
Andreas Arie
Einthoven yang pertama merekam EKG
pada manusia
EKG saat ini 12 lead, 3 bipolar limb
lead, 3 unipolar limb lead, 6 unipolar
precordial lead
- EKG yang normal, belum tentu jantungnya normal
- Sebaliknya EKG yang abnormal, belum tentu pada
jantung yang abnormal
Yang perlu diingat : EKG
PERSIAPAN
A. Alat
1. Mesin EKG lengkap
- Kabel untuk sumber listrik
- Kabel untuk bumi ( ground )
- Kabel elektroda
* Ekstremitas
* Dada
2. Jelly
3. Kertas tissue
4. Spidol
5. Gaas/kapas alkohol
6. Kertas EKG
B. Pasien
1. Penjelasan
- Tujuan pemeriksaan
- Hal hal yg harus diperhatikan selama
pemeriksaan
2. Dinding dada terbuka
CARA KERJA
2. 1500
Jumlah Kotak Kecil R R
Normal
Tinggi : < 0,3 mvolt
Lebar : < 0,12 detik
Selalu positif di L II
Selalu negatif di aVR
Kepentingan
Mengetahui kelainan di Atrium
Gelombang P Mitral
Gelombang P Pulmonal
GELOMBANG QRS
Gambaran yang ditimbulkan oleh depolarisasi ventrikel
Normal :
Lebar : 0,06 - 0,12 detik
Tinggi : Tergantung lead
Kepentingan :
Mengetahui adanya hipertrofi ventrikel
Mengetahui adanya Bundle branch block
Mengetahui adanya infark
Normal gelombang Q
Lebar : < 0,04 detik
Dalam : < 1/3 tinggi R
Nilai normal :
* 1 MV di lead dada
* 0,5 MV di lead ekstrimitas
* Minimal ada 0,1 MV
Kepentingan :
* Mengetahui adanya iskemia/infark
* Kelainan elektrolit
Interval PR
Diukur dari permulaan P s/d permulaan QRS
Kepentingan :
Kelainan sistem konduksi
Segmen ST
Diukur dari akhir QRS s/d awal gel T
Normal : Isoelektris
Kriteria :
- Gelombang R/ S di V 1 > 1
- RAD
- Strain pattern di V1 / V 2
L V H
Kriteria
- Gel R/S di V5 atau V6 > 25 mm
- Gel R di V5/V6 + gel S di V1/V2 > 35
- Strain pattern di V5 / V6
Infark Miokard
Infark miokard akut
Diagnosis
sakit dada yang khas
kenaikan enzym jantung
evolusi EKG
Evolusi Infark
LOKASI INFARK
V1 V3 Anteroseptal
V3 V4 Apical
V1 V4 Anterior
I, aVL Lateral
I, aVL, V5 V6 High lateral
II, III, aVF Inferior
R tinggi di V1 V2 True Posterior
TEHNIK INTERPRETASI ELEKTROKARDIOGRAM
atrioventricular
node
Atrial
muscle
cartilage
Bundle
Of Mis
Left bundle
branch
Right bundle
branch
Ventricular
muscle
AV
Septum
R SA
P T
SA Q
S
Atria AV
Plateau
septum
LV
repolarization
Preventable
NEUROHORMONAL SUDDEN ELECTROLYTE
FACTORS DEATH ABNORMALITIES
Sympathetic tone K+
Renin-angiotensin system Mg2+
Catecholamines
Diuretics
End-diastolic pressure
Inotropes
Afterload
End-systolic volume Vasodilators
End-diastolic volume Antiarrhythmics
MECHANICAL SUDDEN
FACTORS DEATH
Stretch ?Nonpreventable
Myocardial length
Myocardial scars
Inferior
Vena
170 Cava Coronary
150 Sinus n = 45 pts
1 2 210
250 6 3 190
210 4
170
230 250
5
230
LVH
Mitral compliance Diastolic
stenosis / Atrial dilatation/stretch
dysfunctio
regurgitati
n
on
stretch-activated channels
? Inflammation
dispersion of refractoriness
pulmonary vein
Increased vulnerability focal/discharges?
to atrial pathophysiology of AF
Hypothetical construct of the pathophysiology of AF.
(Gersh et al, 2004)
Diseases Assosiated with Atrial
Fibrillation
Hypertension Pericarditis
Coronary artery disease Tumors
Cardiomyopathy Alcohol
Mitral valve disease Lung disease
Thyrotoxicosis
Sick sinus syndrome
Congenital heart disease
Cardiac surgery
Minimum work-up of the patient with atrial fibrillation
Paroxysmal1.4 Persistent2.4
(Self-terminating) (No self-terminating)
Permanent3
Patterns of atrial fibrillation. 1, episodes that generally last than or equal to 7 days (most less than 24 h);
2, usually more than 7 days; 3, cardioversion failed or not attempted; and 4 either paroxysmal or
persistent AF may be recurrent.
(Fuster et al, 2001)
NEWLY DISCOVERED
AF
Paroxysmal Persistent
No therapy needed
unless severe
symptoms (e.g.,
hypotension, HF,
angina pectoris) Accept Rate control and
permanent AF anticoagulation
as needed
Anticoagulation
as needed
Anticoagulation Consider
and rate control antiarrhythmic
as needed drug therapy
Cardoversion
Long term
antiarrhythmic
drug therapy
unnecessary
Flecainide
Propafenone HF CAD Hypertension
Sotalol
Amiodarone
Dofetilide Yes No
Amiodarone
Dofetilide
Sotalol
Antiarrhythmic drug therapy to maintain sinus rhythm in patients with recurrent paroxysmal or persistent atrial fibrillation.
Drugs are listed alphabetically and not in order of seuggested use. *For adrenergic atrial fibrillation, beta-blockers or sotalol are
the initial drugs of choice. + Consider nonpharmacological options to maintain sinus rhythm if drug failure occurs.
Continue
Electrical anticoagulation as
cardioversion as needed and
needed therapy to sinus
rhythm