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I have a holter test result: normal sinus rhythm with occasional premature atrial complexes and rare premature ventricular complexes, please explain.
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This is a very: normal report. It means that your heart beat originates from the appropriate place most of the time but you have occasional extra heart beats that come from the top as well as rare ones that come from the bottom of your heart. We ALL do! No worries.
Answered 9/13/2018
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