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24 hrs holter report is episodes of sinus arrhythmia. rare supraventricular ectopics max:106bpm min:42bpm avg:67bpm is it need pacemaker?
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Cardiac questions: Sinus arrhythmia with "rare" supraventricular ectopics with a rate of 42-106 bpm is not generally needful of a pacemaker. Consult your cardiologist, or get a referral to one for further advice.
Answered 8/1/2018
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