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Things electrocardiogram often describes (“electrocardiogram ________”)
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How electrocardiogram often is described (“________ electrocardiogram”)
normal, lead, abnormal, fetal, standard, routine, human, precordial, continuous, initial, preoperative, typical, conventional, ambulatory, scalar, stress, simultaneous, clinical, orthogonal, characteristic, positive, intracardiac, distinctive, hour, intracavitary, unipolar, maternal, baseline, postoperative, abdominal, diagnostic, negative, signalaveraged, foetal, nondiagnostic, epicardial, voltage, bipolar, step, pretreatment, operative, atrial, portable, atypical, quantitated, neonatal, prehospital, physiological, 12lead, infant, apex, prior, prenatal, auricular, type, basal, finished, pathognomonic, line, assess, postexercise, readable, pediatric
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