Ventricular Ectopy of High Burden: Pathophysiology, Long-Term Impact, and Therapeutic Strategies
Ventricular Ectopy of High Burden: Pathophysiology, Long-Term Impact, and Therapeutic Strategies Eugene Zadorin, MD, PhDCardiologist Abstract Ventricular ectopic activity (VEA) of high burden, defined as ≥10,000–15,000 premature ventricular contractions (PVCs) per day, represents a significant electrophysiological and mechanical stress on the myocardium. Etiologies include post-viral myocardial remodeling, autoimmune mechanisms, and Read more




