Two ECGs from the same patient. The common abnormality was diagnosed unfortunately only after the rhythm turned into AF. What is it and why ?
Emre Aslanger
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Emre Aslanger
@AslangerE
Cardiovascular scientist. ECG and hemodynamics fan. Co-originator of #OcclusiveMI (OMI) paradigm. MD, Prof. at Başakşehir Pine and Sakura City Hospital.
Istanbul
Joined June 2010
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