A 30-year-old lady has a 4-hour history of intermittent palpitations.
A 30-year-old lady has a 4-hour history of intermittent palpitations. She has recently been under a lot of stress at work and has been drinking more alcohol than usual. She is otherwise fit and well and takes no regular medications.
Initial assessment shows a heart rate of 160 bpm and a blood pressure of 130/77. Auscultation of her chest is clear and heart sounds are present.
Her ECG strip is as shown below.

What is the likely diagnosis?
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