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<P><B>Fig 23. Second-degree AV block type I. Atrial rhythm is nearly regular,
but there are pauses in ventricular rhythm because every fourth P wave does
not conduct into ventricles. Note progressive prolongation of PR interval,
indicating increasing conduction delay in AV node before nonconducted beat.
There are four P waves and three QRS complexes in this example, representing
a 4:3 cycle. The QRS complexes are normal.</B></P>
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