A 9-year-old boy, asymptomatic with an innocent murmur, undergoes an ECG that documents Wolf-Parkinson-White Syndrome. Which of the following statements is FALSE?
The correct answer is 1. It is also answered with the statement that begins by saying that the child is asymptomatic. The error seems to me to be a misconception because for the study of a murmur an ECG is not usually requested but an echocardiography. Heart failure is a complication of Wolf-Parkinson-White syndrome and rarely a debut form of the disease.
He needs treatment for heart failure.
She may present with paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia.
The 2D-Doppler ultrasound will rule out its association with Ebstein's disease.
It is convenient to perform a 24-hour ECG (Holter) and ergometry.
In certain patients, ablation of the accessory pathway with radiofrequency constitutes the therapeutic action.
It is also answered with the statement that begins by saying that the child is asymptomatic.