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Monitoría electrocardiográfica ambulatoria de 24 horas (Holter)
(Figura 13).
Finalmente, para analizar un estudio de ECGA
es de gran ayuda disponer, en forma simultánea
o previa, de un electrocardiograma de 12 derivaciones
como apoyo para realizar los comentarios
o conclusiones del estudio (5-7).
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