Typical pre-excitation syndrome
Typical pre-excitation syndrome, also known as WPW syndrome, is the most common of all types of pre-excitation syndromes, with an incidence rate of 0.1permil; ~ 3.1permil; 90% of patients occur under the age of 50, with more men than Females and males account for 60% to 70%. All age groups can develop the disease, but the incidence decreases with age.
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