All of the following are features of Mobitz Type I block, except:
A i.e. Strict glycemic control; B i.e. Panphotocoagulation; C i.e. Antihypeensive Diabetic retinopathy is treated by - strict glycemic & hypeensive control, antioxidants, photocoagulation (pan retinal, focal argon laser or grid pattern laser burns), intravitreal steroids and anti-VGF (vascular endothelial growth factor)Q and continuous screening. LASIK is refractory surgery for high myopia and phacoemulsification is used for cataract surgery. General measures Strict control of blood glucose Q may delay the onset Control of hypeension Q when associated is essential Antioxidants Q are alsouseful for diabetics Aspirin- an antiplatelet factor has no role Pars plana vitrectomy is indicated for dense persistent vitreous hemorrhage, tractional retinal detachment and epiretinal membranes. Retinal detachment also requires surgery in DR. PDR= Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy NPDR = Non-PDR Screening Yearly Till there is no-DR or there is mild NP-DR 6 monthly In moderate NPDR 3 monthly In severe NPDR 2 monthly In PDR with no high risk characteristic Pan retinal photocoagulation Focal argon laser burn Grid pattern laser burns * It consists of 1200-1600 spots, each 500 pm in It is applied to It is size and 0.1 sec duration individual applied in * It is applied 2-3 disc areas from the centre of microvascular macular macula extending peripherally to equator formations in the area for centre of hard diffuse * It is indicated in PDR (proliferative diabetic exudates' ring in focal macular retinopathy) with one of the high risk exudative edema characteristic maculopathy Photocoagulation
Constant PR interval
Normal QRS morphology
Regular Atrial Rhythm
Atrial rate > ventricular rate