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(Chest. 1961;40:342-343.)
© 1961 American College of Chest Physicians

ELECTROCARDIOGRAM OF THE MONTH

Intermittent Bundle Branch Block

RAY H. ROSENMAN M.D.1

1 Chief, Department of Physiology, Harold Brunn Institute, Mount Zion Hospital an Medical Center.

Editors: Stephen R. Elek, M.D..

The occurrence of such intermittent conduction defects, in the absence of rheumatic heart disease, thyrotoxicosis, or myocarditis, presumably should be considered a clinical manifestation of coronary heart disease, even in the absence of other clinical manifestations.






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