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Early Repolarization in the Athlete
An “abnormal” resting electrocardiogram is common in top-ranking, endurance-trained athletes ([1][1]). These abnormalities belong to physiological changes induced by training, as sinus bradycardia, high QRS and T-wave voltages, and early repolarization (ER), consisting of an elevation of QRS–
Bianco, Massimiliano, Zeppilli, Paolo
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Electrocardiographic Changes in Mitral Valve Prolapse Syndrome [PDF]
Background- Mitral valve prolapse syndrome (MVP) is most common valvular abnormality in young and is correlated with increased frequency of cardiac dysrhythmias and sudden death. The aim of this study was to compare frequency of "early repolarization" in
Mohamad Mehdi Peighambari +2 more
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An extreme example of early repolarization
Once accepted as a benign phenomenon, electrocardiographic early repolarization pattern is now considered to have significant clinical importance. Haissaguerre et al. (1) were first to describe the possible association between early repolarization pattern and idiopathic ventricular fibrillation. Since then, numerous studies have documented the clinical
Altunbaş, Gökhan +2 more
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Early repolarization on ECG (early repolarization pattern and syndrome)
PurposeTo study the early repolarization pattern (ERP) in patient with nonischemic cardiomyopathies (acute myocarditis and arrhythmogenic right ventricular dysplasia/cardiomyopathy (ARVD/C)).Materials and methods: We analyzed 2 groups of patients: The 1st group — 29 patients with acute myocarditis (21 male, age 48,7±13,5); the 2nd — 51 patients with ...
M. S. Gordeeva +3 more
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A Clinical Approach to Early Repolarization [PDF]
The term early repolarization (ER) is defined electrocardiographically by either (1) a sharp well-defined positive deflection or notch immediately following a positive QRS complex at the onset of the ST-segment, or (2) slurring at the terminal part of the QRS complex (also termed J-waves or J-point elevation, Figure 1).
Manoj N, Obeyesekere +7 more
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Case report: electrical storm during induced hypothermia in a patient with early repolarization
Background Population based studies showed an association of early repolarization in the electrocardiogram (ECG) and a higher rate of sudden cardiac death presumably due to ventricular fibrillation.
Patrick Badertscher +5 more
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J point elevation in high precordial leads associated with risk of ventricular fibrillation
Introduction The significance of high precordial electrocardiograms in idiopathic ventricular fibrillation (IVF) is unknown. Method This study included 50 consecutive patients (48 men; age, 42 ± 18 years) who had spontaneous ventricular fibrillation not ...
Yuki Hasegawa +7 more
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The Phenomenon of Early Repolarization [PDF]
Early repolarization, ST-segment elevation in the absence of conduction abnormalities, or chest pain has been considered as a normal state for more than half a century. Because this ECG pattern predominates among young and fit individuals with slow heart rates, it has been generally viewed as a marker of good health.
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Cardiovascular regulation and vascular structure in prehypertension and coronary heart disease [PDF]
The aim of this thesis was to characterize vascular structure and different aspects of cardiovascular regulation in otherwise healthy subjects with slightly elevated blood pressure and compare to healthy subjects with normotension and also investigate ...
Myredal, Anna
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RISK STRATIFICATION OF SUDDEN CARDIAC DEATH IN EARLY REPOLARIZATION SYNDROME
The article describes approaches to risk stratification of sudden cardiac death in early ventricular repolarization syndrome, as one of the variants of J-wave syndrome, on the basis of clinical, anamnestic and electrocardiographic criteria.
Shpak N. V. +3 more
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