Grützmacher J, Horstkotte W, Kitzing J
Med Klin. 1978 Sep 1;73(35):1218-20.
We studied a 71-year-old patient with sinusbradycardia due to ingestion of food. He had a history of two syncopes at lunch. Mechanical irritation of the esophagus close to the atrium as well as insufflation of air into the stomach caused bradycardia with a heart rate of 28 per minute. Bradycardia could be suppressed with atropin given intravenously. There were no abnormal roentgenographic and pathological findings regarding the esophagus and the stomach.
我们研究了一名因进食导致窦性心动过缓的71岁患者。他有两次午餐时晕厥的病史。靠近心房的食管机械性刺激以及向胃内充气可导致心率降至每分钟28次的心动过缓。静脉注射阿托品可抑制心动过缓。食管和胃的X线及病理检查未发现异常。
