Effects of theophylline on exercise indices in a patient with chronotropic incompetence

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Abstract

Several investigators have documented the successful use of oral sustained-release theophylline in treating symptomatic bradycardia and sick sinus syndrome. This paper reports a case of chronotropic incompetence in which specific exercise indices, including the chronotropic response index, were used to measure the therapeutic efficacy of theophylline.

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Dixon IV, W. C., & Bauch, T. D. (2000). Effects of theophylline on exercise indices in a patient with chronotropic incompetence. Clinical Cardiology, 23(10), 787–789. https://doi.org/10.1002/clc.4960231019

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