Arrhythmia
Arrhythmia is an abnormal heart rhythm. The heartbeat in a resting adult is between 60 and 100 beats per minute. When it increases significantly it is considered sinus tachycardia, when a heartbeat slows down, it is sinus bradycardia. I
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The Lister Hospital - part of HCA Healthcare
The Lister Hospital - part of HCA Healthcare
Chelsea Bridge Road, London
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The Wellington Hospital - part of HCA Healthcare
The Wellington Hospital - part of HCA Healthcare
Wellington Hospital South Bldg, 8A Wellington Pl, NW8 9LE
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The Cavell Hospital - part of Circle Health Group
The Cavell Hospital - part of Circle Health Group
Cavell Dr, Uplands Park Rd, Enfield EN2 7PR
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The Lister Hospital - part of HCA Healthcare
Chelsea Bridge Road, London , Central LondonExpert in:
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The Wellington Hospital - part of HCA Healthcare
Wellington Hospital South Bldg, 8A Wellington Pl, NW8 9LE, Central LondonExpert in:
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The Cavell Hospital - part of Circle Health Group
Cavell Dr, Uplands Park Rd, Enfield EN2 7PR, North LondonExpert in:
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