… was evaluated in pre-discharge electrocardiograms (ECGs) recorded ≥72 h after the chest
… An ECG-based project enrolled 300 consecutive patients with acute STEMI admitted to our …

… Value of admission electrocardiogram in predicting outcome … distinctions between Q wave
and non‐Q wave myocardial infarction: … Frequency and prognostic significance of secondary …

… All consecutive patients with acute myocardial infarction (AMI) were … of pathological Q waves
was: 1) in leads V 1 – 3 any Q wave ⩾… ACS patients evaluated the prognostic significance of …

… SAHs, the presence of ECG abnormalities upon admission to … coronary syndrome (ST-elevation
myocardial infarction [… more PR prolongation, pathological Q waves, QRS widening…

… ) as determined by ECG(1,2). A classic sign of necrosis on the ECG is pathological Q waves
rep… The patients were admitted to the coronary care unit after angioplasty and were given …

… ECG indices have confirmed that fragmented QRS has a substantially higher predictive value
compared with the Q wave [… , the appearance of fragmented QRS on the admission ECG is …

… of 516 patients with their first STEMI had obtained an ECG … provides valuable information
already at admission. STEMI … , even patients with QW that may be considered non-pathological …

… , a pathological Q wave on the ECG prior to reperfusion is commonly noted. The prevalence
of Q wave … The first ECG after admission to the emergency department and before PCI was …

… of ST elevation on admission. A retrospective analysis of … The common ECG findings are
ST-T wave changes, Q waves, … ventriculography to exclude acute myocardial infarction (AMI), …

… ECG was recorded by the MedEx bedside ECG collection system immediately after admission.
The … , the re-entrant excitation is often attributed by abnormal repolarization and cardiac …