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Is a left anterior fascicular block found on an ecg with normal sinus rhythm of concern? i was rushed to the hospital with bp 176/154, pulse 158.
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No big deal: The LAFB is of no concern. The BP and pulse rate are of major concern. What was found at the hospital?
Answered 10/24/2018
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