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Does subcutaneous atropine sulfate improve heart rate and restore normal rhythm in patients with atrioventricular rhythm?
Does subcutaneous atropine sulfate improve heart rate and restore normal rhythm in patients with atrioventricular rhythm?
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Historical observation demonstrating that atropine administration can transiently accelerate heart rate and restore sinus rhythm in patients with junctional bradycardia.
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