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Re-Entry
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Re-Entry
Aberrant electrical impulses that flow through the cardiac conduction system, which form the basis for some—if not all—supraventricular tachycardia

re-entry
in cardiology, a postulated mechanism by which a premature beat can be coupled to the normal beat.

re-entry tachyarrhythmia
see re-entrant tachyarrhythmia.


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The GFF will function as a meeting-ground for both authors and academics to work together, and both groups might in reciprocal movements be able to overcome the "low brow" stigma that still lingers in Europe, very dissimilar to the US, where the discussion has been laid to rest years ago.
Her therapists are pleased that she has developed reciprocal movements of her arms and legs.
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The Unicus is ideal for this type of application since, unlike conventional scraped surface heat exchangers, which are rotational, the HRS unit incorporates a gentle reciprocal movement.
 
 
 
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