1997
DOI: 10.1002/clc.4960200417
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Is computer interpretation of the exercise electrocardiogram a reasonable surrogate for visual reading?

Abstract: Background: Interpretation of exercise tests as positive or negative is primarily based upon exercise‐induced ST segment changes. Consistently accurate measurements are difficult to obtain during exercise. Hypothesis: This study compared on‐line computer‐generated electrocardiographic (ECG) analysis with visual interpretation. The goals were to document the extent of agreement, establish reasons for disagreements, characterize ST‐segment depression (extent, onset, duration), and determine the sensitivity and a… Show more

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