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Atrial flutter is more common in elderly males. Men are affected 2.5 times more than women. | Atrial flutter is more common in elderly males. Men are affected 2.5 times more than women. The incidence of new cases every year in the USA is 200,000. | ||
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Overview
Atrial flutter is more common in elderly males. Men are affected 2.5 times more than women. The incidence of new cases every year in the USA is 200,000.