… This review focuses on the electrical characteristics of the diabetic myocardium, such as
reduced conduction velocity and prolonged ventricular repolarization. Since these alterations …

… explanation,24–26 and the characteristics of AF patients in the present study population (older,
higher proportions of subjects with hypertension and diabetes) are in line with this ECG …

… one animal, we performed hierarchical statistical analysis in line with the previously outlined
… clinical implications for risk assessment and therapeutic considerations in diabetes. First, it …

… and enhanced dispersion of ventricular repolarization, factors that… with the implementation
of a novel analysis of AP to establish the … in diabetic cells and their implication in occurrence of …

… In this analysis, no significant differences in LVEF, LVEDD, … DM patients in stepwise multiple
linear regression analysis. … Our study contributes to these considerations in the literature by …

… be related to abnormal cardiac repolarization, which we have … The repolarization analysis
was based on a composite wave … mean arterial pressure as a consequence of the baroreflex. …

… trial have important clinical implications for the care of people with Type 2 diabetes, but
the … Although the ‘normal’ range of QTc dispersion has not been established, one analysis …

… analysis of ventricular repolarization as well as those for dynamic evaluation, their prognostic
significance and the possible application in daily clinical practice. … Clinical implications and …

… clinical descriptions In Table 1, the clinical characteristics of people with Type 1 diabetes …
total cholesterol levels in people with Type 1 diabetes might be a consequence of the fact that a …

… Diabetes mellitus is an endocrine disorder characterized by … lead to prolonged ventricular
repolarization. Conversely, … prolonged ventricular repolarization can also lead to diabetes. For …