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Stock image When the left atrium is diseased, the depolarization time of the left atrium is prolonged, and the duration of the sinus P wave on the electrocardiogram increases by more than 120ms.

Stock image When the left atrium is diseased, the depolarization time of the left atrium is prolonged, and the duration of the sinus P wave on the electrocardiogram increases by more than 120ms.

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