A member asked:

I am 61 yrs. old. i've recently gone from irbbb to complete rbbb. how much greater is my risk of heart attack or failure?

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No greater: Rbbb is a common finding having no bearing on one's risk for developing a heart attack or congestive heart failure. The "block" refers to an electrical not a vascular block, and the heart is in most cases easily able to reroute the electrical stimulus down another pathway.

Answered 4/16/2014

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