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History of avnrt. successful rf ablation. having short runs of non-sustained palps. quick flutters of 4-5 beats in <1 second. scared to death of v-fib?
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Palpitations: Not VFib-otherwise you would not be alive;however the symptoms do warrant re evaluation of your metabolic and electrophysiologic state and an effort to document the evident arrhythmia.
Answered 1/9/2015
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