premature atrial contractions (pacs)

How Common are PACs in Neonates?


PACs are relatively common in neonates, particularly in the first few days of life. They can occur in up to 25% of healthy newborns. The incidence may be higher in preterm infants and those with underlying cardiac conditions.

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