The Clinical Context of Broad Complex Tachycardias

Yes, so it is of course, absolutely about the clinical context also of what you're seeing. So an example of that that we used was AF with a fast ventricular rate for in a condition such as sepsis. As compared to a primary arrhythmia, i.e., there is an electrophysiological abnormality that is going on. Most of these are probably not going to be super ventricular with aberrant conduction but are much more likely in the region of 80% to be arising from the ventricles themselves.