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Holter Monitoring in Syncope: Diagnostic Yield in Octogenarians
Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 2011 To determine the diagnostic yield of Holter monitoring in very old adults (?80) with ...
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Herzschrittmachertherapie & Elektrophysiologie
Holter monitoring represents a valuable diagnostic tool to document intermittent arrhythmias in the work-up of, for example, syncope, presyncope, collapse, falls, dizziness, stroke, palpitations, and a rapid heartbeat. In addition, it may help in the diagnosis of intermittent ischemia and channelopathies, particularly in the form of 12-lead Holter ...
Carsten W, Israel, Sona, Tribunyan
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Holter monitoring represents a valuable diagnostic tool to document intermittent arrhythmias in the work-up of, for example, syncope, presyncope, collapse, falls, dizziness, stroke, palpitations, and a rapid heartbeat. In addition, it may help in the diagnosis of intermittent ischemia and channelopathies, particularly in the form of 12-lead Holter ...
Carsten W, Israel, Sona, Tribunyan
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European Heart Journal, 1989
There are several potential causes for the occurrence of myocardial ischaemia after successful coronary angioplasty, but the role of ambulatory electrocardiographic monitoring, particularly in the detection of coronary restenosis, remains undefined in these patients. Previous studies have shown that ambulatory monitoring demonstrates ST-segment changes
D, Hackett, H, el-Tamimi
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There are several potential causes for the occurrence of myocardial ischaemia after successful coronary angioplasty, but the role of ambulatory electrocardiographic monitoring, particularly in the detection of coronary restenosis, remains undefined in these patients. Previous studies have shown that ambulatory monitoring demonstrates ST-segment changes
D, Hackett, H, el-Tamimi
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New England Journal of Medicine, 2005
To the Editor: A 52-year-old woman underwent Holter monitoring to evaluate palpitations. She did not report any other symptoms. Physical examination was unremarkable.
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To the Editor: A 52-year-old woman underwent Holter monitoring to evaluate palpitations. She did not report any other symptoms. Physical examination was unremarkable.
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Fusion or Confusion on Holter Recording
Pacing and Clinical Electrophysiology, 1991Holter recording of a patient with an implanted dual chamber rate responsive pacemaker revealed an electrocardiogram, where ventricular depolarization seemed to be initiated by the atrial stimulus. In a second patient with a VVI pacemaker, Holter recording showed delay of the pacemaker impulse that was registered after the onset of ventricular ...
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HOLTER MONITORING IN CARDIOLOGICAL PRACTICE
Medical Journal of Australia, 1978Thirty-one patients who presented with the symptoms of palpitations and/or syncope were personally studied by the Holter monitor electrocardiogram method. The method is briefly described. Interesting results were obtained, which are illustrated by five case histories. Of these 31 cases which were studied, five gave entirely negative results.
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Computer analysis of Holter electrocardiogram.
Fukuoka igaku zasshi = Hukuoka acta medica, 1994Computer analysis is indispensable for the interpretation of Holter ECG, because it includes a large quantity of data. Computer analysis of Holter ECG is similar to that of conventional ECG, however, in computer analysis of Holter ECG, there are some difficulties such as many noise, limited analyzing time and voluminous data.
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“Therapeutic” Holter Monitoring
Chest, 1980E L, Kinney, A J, Liedtke, R F, Zelis
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Journal of Electrocardiology, 1991
In recent years, it has become increasingly clear that for an important subset of patients with coronary artery disease, many or all of their ischemic episodes are not accompanied by anginal pain. For these patients, it is desirable to detect these ischemic episodes as periods of ST-segment depression on Holter tapes.
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In recent years, it has become increasingly clear that for an important subset of patients with coronary artery disease, many or all of their ischemic episodes are not accompanied by anginal pain. For these patients, it is desirable to detect these ischemic episodes as periods of ST-segment depression on Holter tapes.
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Holter Monitoring: Uses and Misuses
Hospital Practice, 1981Ambulatory ECG monitoring offers a simple and precise tool for diagnosis of many cardiac arrhythmias, particularly those that are intermittent.
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