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Consistently short pr interval no matter what heart rate is. interval is always 98-110 but no delta wave. will i get ventricular arrhythmias?

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Not necessarily: You are young so your short pr interval may represent normal accelerated av conduction. It is also possible you may have a pre-excitation syndrome such as lgl, which should be evaluated by your pcp. Good luck.

Answered 6/19/2013

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