<unk><unk> -White syndrome patients who are hemodynamically unstable, as reflected by the presence of hypotension, cold extremities, mottling or peripheral cyanosis, or those who present with ischemic chest pain or decompensated heart failure should urgently undergo direct current cardioversion. The medical therapy of hemodynamically stable patients with WPW syndrome depends on the type of the tachycardia.  When the ECG findings suggest orthodromic AVRT, the patient should be managed similarly to patients with supreventricular tachycardia followed by the sequential administration of adenosine, verapamil and procainamide in case of failure to improve.  Among patients with antidromic AVRT, AV nodal blocking agents should be avoided and patients should be treated with either procainamide, ibutilide or flecainide. The long term treatment of patients with WPW syndrome depends on the presence or absence of symptoms and their severity.  Patients who have poorly tolerated symptomatic WPW syndrome should undergo [[catheter ablation.
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