Who named it wolff parkinson white syndrome?

Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome is named after three physicians: Dr. Louis Wolff, Dr. John Parkinson, and Dr. Paul Dudley White. They contributed to the early understanding of the condition in the 1930s, particularly regarding its characteristic electrocardiogram findings and clinical implications. The syndrome is associated with an abnormal electrical conduction pathway in the heart, leading to episodes of rapid heart rate.