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I perform an ekg and the result was sinus arrhythmia. is this a normal condition?
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Please Clarify: There must be a miscommunication here. Arrhythmia is a generic term to mean abnormal. There must be another word there to describe the specific abnormality. If there is not an 'arrhythmia' then normal sinus rhythm is a common way to say normal.
Answered 12/12/2013
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