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RMG1563A–Composite image comparing an electrocardiogram (ECG) readout of atrial fibrillation (at top) and a normal heart beat (at bottom).
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RM2BEH9J3–Atrial Fibrillation with EKG, Illustration
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RM2BEH9WR–Atrial Fibrillation with EKG, Illustration
Illustration comparing a heart muscle with a normal heartbeat and irregular heartbeats. Showing a normal heart (left), heart with atrial fibrillation (center), and heart with atrial flutter (right). As shown in the illustration in atrial fibrillation (AFib), disorganized electrical signals (green circles) are originating from the SA Node (yellow dot). With atrial flutter, electrical signals travel around and around inside the atria (pink circle); these circling signals make the atria beat too fast. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/illustration-comparing-a-heart-muscle-with-a-normal-heartbeat-and-irregular-heartbeats-showing-a-normal-heart-left-heart-with-atrial-fibrillation-center-and-heart-with-atrial-flutter-right-as-shown-in-the-illustration-in-atrial-fibrillation-afib-disorganized-electrical-signals-green-circles-are-originating-from-the-sa-node-yellow-dot-with-atrial-flutter-electrical-signals-travel-around-and-around-inside-the-atria-pink-circle-these-circling-signals-make-the-atria-beat-too-fast-image353193328.html
RM2BEH9KC–Illustration comparing a heart muscle with a normal heartbeat and irregular heartbeats. Showing a normal heart (left), heart with atrial fibrillation (center), and heart with atrial flutter (right). As shown in the illustration in atrial fibrillation (AFib), disorganized electrical signals (green circles) are originating from the SA Node (yellow dot). With atrial flutter, electrical signals travel around and around inside the atria (pink circle); these circling signals make the atria beat too fast.