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Tavr-reading that rbbb is a predictor of ppm implantation after tavr procedure.generally 30 to 40 percent.would an incomplete rbbb carry the same risk?new mild aortic stenosis diagnosis.trying to educate myself on my condition and future treatments?
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An incomplete right bundle branch block represents some degree of damage to one's conduction system and merits careful monitoring with serial EKG's, careful history-taking for symptoms of dizziness or syncope (fainting), and ambulatory EKG monitoring. This will enable a decision regarding the potential need for a pacemaker implantation.
Answered 4/29/2023
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