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Results of a 24-hour holter test: 9 vpc's, 381 apc's, 3 nonsustained atrial tachycardia 4-9 beats each, at 100-102 beats/min. is this normal?
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Sounds: like a bit too many APC''s The reason for this , in my opinion, should be determined..(EG Cardiac ECHO) Hope this helps! BTW nothing "dangerous" but needs attention! Dr Z
Answered 11/28/2017
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