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R. Tukkie, R. Rienks, A.A.M. Wilde
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|mainauthor= '''R. Tukkie, R. Rienks, A.A.M. Wilde'''
|edition= 2004:11,510
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[[Image:Puzzle200_11_510.jpg|Figure 1|thumb]]


 
In 2002, an a trial demand inhibited (AAI) pacemaker was implanted in a young male (born 1984) because of a primary arrhythmia disorder. On a routine Holter recording, the following rhythm strip was recorded early in the morning during sleep (figure 1).  
In 2002, an a trial demand inhibited (AAI) pacemaker was implanted in a young male (born 1984) because of a primary arrhythmia disorder. On a routine Holter recording, the following rhythm strip was recorded
 
Early in the morning during sleep (figure 1).  


'''Which phenomenon is visible?'''
'''Which phenomenon is visible?'''

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