56M with recent CABG and AVR. PMHx: CAD, DLP, HTN, MI. Pt su | Figure 1

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56M with recent CABG and AVR. PMHx: CAD, DLP, HTN, MI. Pt suddenly goes into this rhythm. What do you see? And how do you manage it?

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