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case_images: ECG of the patient done at the time of admission. ECG showed a wide QRS complex with no relation between the P wave and QRS complex.
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case_images: His ECG showed a wide QRS complex with no relation between the successive P wave and the QRS complex (Figure 1).
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case_images: Chest X-ray showing dual-chamber permanent pacemaker (pulse generator with leads in right atrium and right ventricle).
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case_images: Dual chamber permanent pacemaker implantation was done after 14 days without procedural complications (Figure 2).
case_images: ECG of patient without magnet done after pacemaker insertion showing AsVP (atrial-sensed and ventricular-paced beats).
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case_images: After insertion of a permanent pacemaker, there was a significant improvement in his symptoms (Figures 3 and 4), and following this, he was discharged from the hospital on oral medications.
case_images: ECG of the patient with magnet after pacemaker implantation showing ApVp (both atrial- and ventricular-paced beats).
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case_images: After insertion of a permanent pacemaker, there was a significant improvement in his symptoms (Figures 3 and 4), and following this, he was discharged from the hospital on oral medications.