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Regular sinus rhythm isolated premature ventricular depolarizations nonspecific stt wave whats the prognosis of my ecg result,im 27wks pregnant btw?
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Good prognosis: The presence of premature ventricular beats is not uncommon. It is important to know the heart function usually with an echocardiogram if symptomatic or if there are very frequent premature ventricular contractions.
Answered 9/14/2015
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