Prolonged QT interval

Article Abstract:

Temporary heart irregularities, known as prolonged QT intervals, may be caused by a genetic predisposition, or by one of more than 50 medications taken individually or in combination. A prolonged QT interval is a disturbance in the heart's ability to conduct electricity.

Cardiovascular agents, Heart conduction system, Complications

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Atrial fibrillation: newer treatments improve management of this irregular heartbeat

Article Abstract:

The symptoms of atrial fibrillation vary among different patients. Research indicates that the condition can increase the risk of stroke. Treatments include anti-arrhythmic drugs, electrical cardioversion, digoxin and calcium channel blockers.

Care and treatment, Arrhythmia

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Atrial fibrillation

Article Abstract:

Atrial fibrillation or nonrhythmic heart beat is discussed with emphasis on its causes and treatments. Symptoms of the complaint can be varied and age is a risk factor.

Causes of

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