Atrial bradycardia or the lazy sinus syndrome.

Bristol Med Chir J · 1969 · PMC5068096 · PMID 5824925

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It is suggested that the primary pathology lies in the sino-atrial node and it is likely to be significant that 7 of the 38 patients in the study developed atrial fibrillation (a condition in which Hudson (1960) reports degenerative changes of the sinus node).

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