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What happens if someone with a structurally abnormal heart has pvcs? ive always been told pvcs are benign in a structurally normal heart.
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Different approach: In a structurally normal heart, PVC are usually bening. In a structurally ABNORMAL heart, that abnormality might be the source of the PVC, which means that it might be treated. An electrophysiologist has to review that case.
Answered 7/12/2019
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