Diastolic and systolic myocardial dysfunction in patients with type 2 diabetes may be identified by quantitative tissue Doppler imaging before the onset of clinical signs of heart failure and before the appearance of traditional echocardiographic indices of systolic myocardial dysfunction.
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Background: ST-segment changes and QRS prolongation are electrocardiographic (ECG) markers of myocardial ischemiaHypothesis: This study was undertaken to investigate the appearance of QRS duration changes with or without concomitant ST-segment changes during atypical anginal episode.Methods: For this purpose, 126 patients underwent 12-lead surface ECG and signal-averaged electrocardiogram
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