1962
DOI: 10.1016/0002-8703(62)90276-4
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Electrocardiographic findings in concentric and eccentric left ventricular hypertrophy

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“…In gener al, the differences in parameters of depolari zation between the various groups are small. This is not surprising, as both ECG [37] and vector cardiography [38] are poor tools of dis criminating eccentric and concentric hyper trophy. The significant differences in heart rate are probably reflecting differences in aerobic power.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In gener al, the differences in parameters of depolari zation between the various groups are small. This is not surprising, as both ECG [37] and vector cardiography [38] are poor tools of dis criminating eccentric and concentric hyper trophy. The significant differences in heart rate are probably reflecting differences in aerobic power.…”
Section: Influence O F Sport Activity On Ecg Findingsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although this has been a useful approach to the diagnosis of certain congenital and acquired heart diseases, Cabrera's postulates have not been generally accepted, in part because of the lack of evidence correlating anatomic and electrocardiographic findings. 3 Since the introduction of corrected orthogonal vectorcardiograms in 1955, several authors5 9 have demonstrated the merit and the superiority of this type of recordings over the common type of electrocardiographic lead systems used.…”
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“…Table 1 shows their distribution by sex and age. The criteria for selecting the patients for this study were as follows: (1) clinical suspicion of a specific valvular lesion causing left ventricular hypertrophy, (2) data from left and right heart catheterization, (3) cardioangiography, (4) confirmation of these findings by operation, and (5) pathological examination whenever the patient died as a result of the operation or later. Pathological examination was made by Dr. Jesse Edwards on all patients who succumbed.…”
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“…327. Τά κριτήρια του ύψηλοϋ δυναμικού185 ,375 είχαν καλή ευαισθησία (67%) άλλα μικρή ειδικότητα (13%). 105 3.…”
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