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In three cases collected among subjects with atrial anatomical lesions (two cases of "sinus disease" with partial atrial paralysis and one traumatic lesion of the right atrium in a WPW syndrome), atrial pacing demonstrated a considerable increase of the interval between stimulus and atrial response or intra-atrial Luciani-Wenckebach periods, for slightly increased pacing rates. Conduction changes into the right atrium explain apparently paradoxical variations of the degree of pre-excitation under pacing, in the case of Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome.
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