Lown Ganong Levine syndrome
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Back to "Kardiologie"The Lown Ganong Levine syndrome, shortened LGL syndrome belongs together with the substantially more frequent WPW syndrome to the so-called within the heartbeat disturbances. That means that the excitation line is shortened on the chambers by the forecourts.
Differently than with the WPW syndrome the LGL syndrome a particularly fast leading AV-knot is probably the basis. In the ELECTROCARDIOGRAM a of the PQ-time without delta wave shows up. Electrocardiogram picture and symptomatology correspond thus to a so-called concealed WPW syndrome, a demarcation can only via a electricalphysiological investigation take place.
The clinical meaning of the LGL syndrome is rather small, since it is extremely rare.
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