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The difference between Wenckebach and CHB is that:

The difference between Wenckebach and CHB is that:

▸ CHB has a regular R-R, whereas Wenckebach is irregular.

▸ CHB has an irregular P-P interval, whereas it's regular in Wenckebach.

▸ CHB has more P waves than QRS complexes, whereas Wenckebach always has one P wave for every QRS complex.

▸ CHB has a constant PRI, whereas in Wenckebach it gets progressively longer.

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