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  2. Criteria to differentiate between SVT (Supraventricular Tachycardia) and VT (Ventricular Tachycardia) include1234:
    • QRS complex duration: SVT usually has a QRS duration less than 0.14 sec (for right bundle branch block) or less than 0.16 sec (for left bundle branch block), while VT typically has a wider QRS complex.
    • R-wave duration: VT may have an R-wave duration ≥40 ms.
    • Duration from start of QRS complex to nadir of S-wave: ≥60 ms suggests VT.
    • V6: QR or QS complex suggests VT.
    • Ventricular activation–velocity ratio (vi/vt): If vi/vt <1, it is likely SVT.
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    Although the names sound similar (both SVT and VT represent heart rates over 100 beats per minute) SVT and VT require different evaluation procedures and treatments. Whereas SVT is rarely dangerous, VT is inherently life-threatening and can lead to cardiac arrest if not treated appropriately.
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    The initial portion of the QRS complex is smooth in ventricular tachycardia. SVT has a sharp start of the QRS complex. R-wave duration ≥40 ms suggest ventricular tachycardia. Duration from start of QRS complex to nadir of S-wave ≥60 ms suggests ventricular tachycardia. V6: QR or QS complex suggest ventricular tachycardia.
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    In SVT the QRS is usually less than 0.14 sec. for right bundle branch block and less than 0.16 sec. for left bundle branch block; in VT usually the QRS width is greater than 0.14 sec. In SVT with aberration, a classic RBBB or LBBB is typical, whereas in VT the appearance is more bizarre.
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    Ventricular activation–velocity ratio (vi/vt) <1; vi/vt is the vertical excursion (in millivolts) recorded during the initial (vi) and terminal (vt) 40 ms of the QRS complex. If none of those criteria are met, it is supraventricular tachycardia.
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