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dysrhythmia
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dys·rhyth·mi·a  (ds-rm-)
n.
An abnormality in an otherwise normal rhythmic pattern, as of brain waves being recorded by an electroencephalograph.
[New Latin : dys- + Latin rhythmus, rhythm; see rhythm.]


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