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Michael Lloyd, Jayanthi Koneru
While invasive techniques have advanced, antiarrhythmic drugs remain essential in cardiology, particularly in emergent situations, post-operative arrhythmias, pediatric cases, and for refractory conditions. This publication revisits the classification and therapeutic application of these agents, acknowledging the historical significance of foundational reviews while highlighting current knowledge and future directions. It aims to provide a valuable resource for electrophysiologists and cardiologists, emphasizing the expertise required for their safe and effective use.
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