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Ventricular fibrillation is the cause of sudden circulatory arrest in about 30 per cent of cases (Jude, Kouwenhoven, and Knickerbocker, 1961). Paroxysms of ventricular fibrillation frequently account for Stokes-Adams attacks in patients with complete heart block (Parkinson, Papp, and Evans, 1941; Portal et al., 1962). Though Stokes-Adams attacks occur not infrequently in patients with sinus rhythm, these are commonly regarded as due to ventricular asystole
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