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Recently a significantly increased prevalence of the ECG pattern of early repolarisation in the inferior and/or lateral leads with terminal QRS slurring has been reported among patients with a history ...

These ECG changes, including T-wave inversions ... T wave inversions in contiguous inferior leads or lateral leads warrant investigation in all athletes. T wave inversions preceded by ST-segment ...

(B) Subject with early repolarisation in the lateral leads only. All identifiable information was removed from the ECGs by a research fellow who was not further involved in the study. An ECG in supine ...

All available ECGs were screened for the presence of repolarization abnormalities in the inferior and lateral limb leads. All patients who had on at least one ECG ≥1-mm J point elevation in any limb ...

Leads V2 and V5 from the ECG closest to the time of ICD implant were utilised ... pressure n=16 (30.7%), E velocity n=1 (1.9%), A velocity n=5 (9.6%), Medial e’ and lateral e’ n=35 (67.3%).

Today, most mainstream smartwatches include single-lead EKG technology ... Furthermore, aVL provides a view of the high lateral wall of the left ventricle, which is the outer side of the heart ...

Dr. Ada C. Stefanescu Schmidt: ECG showed sinus tachycardia, Q waves and 2-mm ST-segment elevations in the inferior leads, and upsloping ST-segment depressions in the lateral and precordial leads ...

Abnormal T-wave inversion was most prevalent in the lateral leads (I, aVL, V5, V6, 47%), but was also common in anterior (V3, V4, 49%) and inferior leads (II, aVF, 30%). Only one ECG in the ...