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Had a tilt table test and had svt, later had torsades? what is torsades, is it serious? what do these findings suggest?
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Torsades: Yes torsades is very, very serious. If indeed you have episodes of this you should be talking with an electrophysiologist, like, yesterday.
Answered 10/23/2017
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