2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.jelectrocard.2020.03.002
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Clinical characteristics and angiographic findings of non-ST-elevation acute coronary syndrome patients admitted with normal electrocardiogram

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“…ECG maps the heart's electrical activity as a sequence of events associated with the generation and conduction of elec-trical impulses in the chambers of the heart [34] . The complete cardiac cycle of a standard D1 or D2 lead of ECG demonstrates the sequence of P, QRS, T, and U-waves along with the respective intervals and segments between them [35] . The U-wave located in the ECG after T-wave is generally not presented, due to its dependency on the T-wave amplitude and heart rate [1] […”
Section: Similarity Of Heartbeats and Natural Cardiac Variability Fig...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…ECG maps the heart's electrical activity as a sequence of events associated with the generation and conduction of elec-trical impulses in the chambers of the heart [34] . The complete cardiac cycle of a standard D1 or D2 lead of ECG demonstrates the sequence of P, QRS, T, and U-waves along with the respective intervals and segments between them [35] . The U-wave located in the ECG after T-wave is generally not presented, due to its dependency on the T-wave amplitude and heart rate [1] […”
Section: Similarity Of Heartbeats and Natural Cardiac Variability Fig...mentioning
confidence: 99%