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Holter monitor rare 0-less than 1% iso, coup, trip sve's, iso, coup ve's. big and trig present. predom rhythm was sinus min hr 44, max 155, avg 71. norm?
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Rhythm: The report doesn't suggest anything of high concern. It isn't normal but isn't unusual either. Can't say more without more info, should discuss it with your dr.
Answered 1/24/2014
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