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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 …

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… evaluate ventricular repolarization using Tp-e interval and corrected (c) Tpe/QT ratio in
DM patients with … : characterization and clinical implications. Arq Bras Cardiol. 2012;99:1015-22. …

… 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 …

… for repolarization analysis (… of left ventricular repolarization, which results altered in diabetic
population, added an extra independent prediction to the outcome of this category of patients …

… Diabetes mellitus was defined as the use of anti-diabetic … Baseline clinical characteristics
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… analysis of both temporal and spatial RH parameters is of importance. In experimental diabetes
… and local characteristics of ventricular repolarization for better heart state assessment. …

… It occurs as a consequence of an absolute or relative lack of … the clinical and biochemical
characteristics of 329 patients … All of these alterations in the depolarization and repolarization …

… by assessing TWH in diabetic patients with coronary artery … In this analysis, LVEF was
categorized into two groups: patients … and their implications in a clinical setting for the first time. …