Figure 1. Example of PVCs found in a routine electrocardiography.
Figure 2. Plethysmography of a patient with frequent PVCs. The arrows show the increase of blood flow in the circulation after each left ventricular contraction. The dotted arrows show the absence of an increased blood flow after a premature ventricular contraction.
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