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  Ventricular paced with a run of non-sustained VT.  The 6th complex is a fusion complex.  The pacemaker fired off at the same time as the PVC.  This is followed by a 6 beat run of VT.  A pause follows the run of VT and ventricular pacing resumes. 

On this page, the patient has a ventricular pacemaker.  He has a long run of VT with a significant drop in his arterial blood pressure.  This strip shows why a person can become hemodynamically unstable with VT.

On this page, the patient is ventricular paced and has a non-sustained run of VT.  On the bottom rhythm you can see a brief drop in the arterial blood pressure associated with the VT.

On this page, the patient is in sinus rhythm and has a multifocal triplet of PVCs.  Afterwards, he transitions into a ventricular paced rhythm.

Various Ventricular Paced Rhythms 1. Ventricular Paced with Failure to Capture 2. Ventricular Paced 3. Ventricular Paced 4. Ventricular Paced 5. Ventricular Paced 6. Ventricular Paced 7. Atrial fibrillation with demand ventricular pacing 8. Ventricular pacing 9. Demand ventricular pacing 10. Ventricular paced 11. Ventricular paced 12. Ventricular paced 13. Ventricular paced with a PVC triplet 14. Ventricular paced 15. Ventricular paced 16. Ventricular paced 17. Ventricular paced 18. Ventricular paced 19.