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synchrony
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synchrony /syn·chro·ny/ (-krah-ne) the occurrence of two events simultaneously or with a fixed time interval between them.
atrioventricular (AV) synchrony  in the heart, the physiological condition of atrial electrical activity followed by ventricular electrical activity.
bilateral synchrony  the occurrence of a secondary synchronous discharge at a location in the brain exactly contralateral to a discharge caused by a lesion.

synchrony [sing´kro-ne]
1. the simultaneous occurrence of two events.
2. the linkage of two events by a fixed time interval.
atrioventricular synchrony (AV synchrony) in the heart, the physiological condition of atrial electrical activity followed by ventricular electrical activity, with the interval between being that necessary for impulse conduction from atria to ventricles.

synchrony
Cardiology A-V synchrony, see there


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IMPACT OF ARRHYTHMIAS IN THE POSTOPERATIVE SETTING The common reasons for haemodynamic compromise with any arrhythmia in the child are related to rate (either too slow or too fast) and loss of AV synchrony (30).
com 1 "Oventricular desynchronization imposed by right ventricular apical pacing even when AV synchrony is preserved increases the risk of heart failure and AF in patients with SND and normal baseline QRS duration.
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