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11:06, 8 August 2018 Claire Knott talk contribs deleted page ECG (content was: "<div class="editorbox"> = Introduction = ECG stands for electrocardiogram or electerocardiograph. In some countries, the abbreviation used is EKG. The contarction of any muscle is associated with electrical changes reffered to as depol...")

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