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MOBITZ TYPE II SECOND-DEGREE ATRIOVENTRICULAR BLOCK: A COMMONLY OVERDIAGNOSED AND MISINTERPRETED ARRHYTHMIA
University of Rochester, Morsani College of Medicine, University of South Florida
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Mobitz type II second-degree AVB is often misdiagnosed due to its unique characteristics, which include an unchanged PR interval after a non-conducted P wave. The document elaborates on the clinical implications of this arrhythmia, including its potential to deteriorate to higher degrees of AVB during exercise. It also addresses the importance of distinguishing Mobitz type II from other types of AV block, particularly in the context of vagally mediated AV block.
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