The electronic characteristics of a new universal (DDD) pulse generator can result in significant shortening of the atrial cycle length (A-A interval) and shortening of the atrioventricular (A-V) interval beyond the programmed values. These pacemaker arrhythmias are entirely compatible with normal function and must not be interpreted as malfunctions.

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