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Esproc

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Joined: 20 Dec 2005
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1st Degree Av Block And Incomplete Rbbb Posted: 01-26-06 19:59pm


Just got back from my family doctor and she said I have 1st degree av block and incomplete rbbb. I an waiting an appointment with a specialist and I was just wondering, what thing I can expect.

Tamadrummer

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Joined: 15 Oct 2004
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Location: Zephyrhills,Fl

Posted: 01-26-06 20:16pm


Here is a link to a site about it: http://www.Emedicine .Com/emerg/topic233.Htm if you do a google search with: 1st degree av block as the search topic, you will get plenty of infor about this.

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