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intraatrial

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intraatrial
[in′trə·ä′trē·əl]
Etymology: L, intra + atrium, hall
pertaining to the space or substance within an atrium of the heart.


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Two-dimensional echocardiographic detection of intraatrial masses.
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Reentry mechanisms may occur through the vagal stimulation that results from respiration against a partially occluded airway, which may lead to bradycardia-dependent increased dispersion of atrial repolarization predisposing to intraatrial entry (5-7).
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