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ECG showing atrial fibrillation.
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Her ECG findings were indicative of atrial fibrillation (Figure 1).
The bedside monitoring image showing AF-induced polymorphic artery trace, and the alterations in pulse oximeter were in accordance with polymorphic artery trace.
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The alterations in pulse oximetry were in accordance with the polymorphic artery trace (Figure 2).
ECG disclosing AF and multifocal ventricular ectopic beats due to the aberrant conduction of atrial fibrillation.
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On the 3rd day in the PICU, there were no signs of atrial fibrillation improvement; however, multifocal ventricular ectopic beats were detected due to the aberrant cardiac conduction of atrial fibrillation (Figure 3).
ECG strip showing after cardioversion. The patient's rhymes were turned into sinus.
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The rhythms became a sinus rhythm (Figure 4).
M-mode LV function before the patient was discharged from the PICU.
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On the 30th day of PICU admission, the patient's blood pressure was within normal range, and an echocardiographic inspection revealed significant improvement in an EF of 50% and a SF of 26% compared with her first day of PICU admission (Figure 5).