Abstract
Introduction
Post ablation of the accessory pathway (AP), the patient is observed in
the catheterization laboratory for a variable period for resumption of
pathway conduction. Aim of the study was to determine whether the
administration of intravenous adenosine at 10 minutes after ablation of
accessory pathway (AP) would have the same diagnostic accuracy as
waiting for 30 minutes in predicting the resumption of AP conduction.