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Could tachy cardia or brady cardia lead to cardiac carcinoma?
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No: An increased or decreased Herat rate may result from a cancer infiltration into the conduction system, but of itself, heart rate changes them self do not cause cardiac cells to become malignant or cancerous.
Answered 5/21/2015
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