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Everytime i put on holter the result is always returned to normal. is there a way to trigger arrhythmia arise in a scure way? so they can get evidnce?
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Events motor : You need an event monitor that is on for 30 days and you can trigger it.
Answered 6/15/2017
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Event recorder: An event recorder can be worn for 30 days which may give you the time you need to catch your rhythm problem. The safest place to induce your rhythm problem intentionally is in the electrophysiology lab.
Answered 6/15/2017
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