Occasionally, patients in SVT present with a physical finding on the ECG that is created by the dissociation between the atria and ventricles. This phenomenon also causes depression in the jugular veins. What is the finding called? A Delta waves B Premature ventricular complexes C Cannon A waves D Osborn waves
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