preautomatic pause
[ prē′ô-tə-măt′ĭk ]
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n.
A temporary pause in cardiac activity before an escape in an artificial pacemaker.
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prearrange, prearranged, preaseptic, preatomic, preaudit, preautomatic pause, preaxial, prebasic molt, prebend, prebendary, prebiological
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