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[[File:E000786.jpg|thumb|600px|left|This rhythm strip shows sinus rhythm with salvos of PVCS. Note that you can track the P wave activity in the ventricular complexes and that there is a ventricular capture beat (6th beat). This capture beat confirms that the wide beats are ventricular and also that there is probably no retrograde A/V conduction.]]
[[File:E0007871.jpg|thumb|600px|left|This rhythm strip shows sinus rhythm with salvos of PVCS. Note that you can track the P wave activity in the ventricular complexes and that there is a ventricular capture beat (6th beat). This capture beat confirms that the wide beats are ventricular and also that there is probably no retrograde A/V conduction.]]
 
[[File:E0007872.jpg|thumb|600px|left|This rhythm strip shows sinus rhythm with salvos of PVCS. Note that you can track the P wave activity in the ventricular complexes and that there is a ventricular capture beat (6th beat). This capture beat confirms that the wide beats are ventricular and also that there is probably no retrograde A/V conduction.]]

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This case report is kindly provided by Michael Rosengarten from McGill and is part of the McGill Cases. These cases come from the McGill EKG World Encyclopedia.


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This rhythm strip shows sinus rhythm with salvos of PVCS. Note that you can track the P wave activity in the ventricular complexes and that there is a ventricular capture beat (6th beat). This capture beat confirms that the wide beats are ventricular and also that there is probably no retrograde A/V conduction.
This rhythm strip shows sinus rhythm with salvos of PVCS. Note that you can track the P wave activity in the ventricular complexes and that there is a ventricular capture beat (6th beat). This capture beat confirms that the wide beats are ventricular and also that there is probably no retrograde A/V conduction.
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