Abstract
1. 1. Auricular tachycardia with A-V block and auricular flutter in children have not been reported often and at times they have been hard to differentiate. Evans 8 has presented evidence to suggest that they are essentially the same mechanism. 2. 2. An instance of persistent rapid heart action of thirteen years known duration is reported and is probably best classified as auricular tachycardia with A-V block. For a period of two months the auricular rate apparently changed to 136 and later returned to the original rate. Digitalis enhanced the action of carotid sinus stimulation.
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