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• TITLE: Clinical Case: Place of Cardiac Stimulation in Asymptomatic Significant Chronic Aortic Insufficiency Associated with Sinus Dysfunction

  AUTHORS: Adam Ahamat Ali, Christophe Geyer

  KEYWORDS: Aortic Insufficiency, Sinus Dysfunction, Cardiac Stimulation, Sainte Clotilde Clinic, Reunion Island

  JOURNAL NAME: World Journal of Cardiovascular Diseases, Vol.9 No.9, September 3, 2019

  ABSTRACT: The association between aortic insufficiency and sinus dysfunction is rare. We reported a case of significant chronic degenerative aortic insufficiency associated with sinus dysfunction. This was a 66-year-old patient on follow-up for asymptomatic chronic aortic insufficiency who was referred to us for a preoperative invasive hemodynamic assessment. The indication for surgery was based on the left ventricular dilation criteria. The echocardiography and cardiac catheterization showed a disappearance between the aortic insufficiency and the left ventricular repercussion. Upon discovery of the sinus bradycardia, the patient received a single chamber pacemaker set at a base rate of 70 seconds in AAIR at first and then the patient was measured remotely. At five months, cardiac pacing resulted in a significant reduction in the left ventricular diameter and volume on the echocardiography and magnetic resonance imaging; therefore surgery was postponed.