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32 Atriale ritmestoornissen

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Atriale ritmestoornissen komen vaak voor, maar zijn doorgaans niet levensbedreigend. De klachten wisselen sterk, mede afhankelijk van bijkomend onderliggend lijden. Een overzicht van de ritmestoornissen wordt gegeven in tabel 32.1.

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Van Gelder, I.C. (2008). 32 Atriale ritmestoornissen. In: Van Der Wall, E.E., Van De Werf, F., Zijlstra, F. (eds) Cardiologie. Quintessens. Bohn Stafleu van Loghum, Houten. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-313-7029-0_32

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