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What does no significant abnormalities mean on a holter monitor? does it suggest ectopic beats and nothing else?
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Benign: It is quite common and normal to have some abnormal beats seen on a holter monitor. The most common abnormalities are ectopic beats.
Answered 8/31/2013
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