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Holter results min 45bpm max 174bpm avg 79bpm. 0ve 0sve. concerned on st. ch.1 +2/-.9 ch.2 0/-.9 ch.3 0/.9. totals -.9 on all 3. unnecessary concern?
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Most likely: If your cardiologist reviewed your holter and they are not concerned then you should not. These automated reading are frequently erroneous and maybe related to baseline artifact.
Answered 8/3/2013
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