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May 26, 2009 | Ambulance, EMS, EMT, fire, Fire department, Paramedic, wolf parkinson white, wpw, wpw syndrome | Ckemtp | 1 Comment

Kelly Grayson over at http://ambulancedriverfiles.blogspot.com has written a great article on a patient he had exhibiting Wolf Parkinson White syndrome.

http://ambulancedriverfiles.blogspot.com/2009/05/little-cardiology-geekery.html

His “Cardiology Geekery” was one of the best written and most educational articles on the topic that I’ve ever read. I learned something, and so should you.

Please come back though :)

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